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Reddit Saver
Download Reddit images, galleries and videos in one click
Save the pictures, galleries and videos from a Reddit post, a user's posts or a subreddit in one go. Pictures come down at full size and Reddit videos as normal MP4 files with sound, all in a single ZIP file. A free, open source browser extension for Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi and Firefox, from TechyGeeksHome. No account, no tracking, nothing to pay. The files here are copied from the GitHub releases. -
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Clip and Share
Clip and Share your world! Social sharing made easy.
...Clip and Share makes sharing content online ENJOYABLE and QUICK! The following networks are supported by Clip and Share: * Facebook * Twitter * Tumblr * Google+ * MySpace * Reddit * StumbleUpon * Digg * Delicious * LinkedIn Clip and Share is NOT affiliated in any way with any of the above networks. It is built on existing public frameworks using proprietary software in order to make life a little bit easier.
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