Bulk Image Downloader 1.09 beta

Bulk Image Downloader is specially created to automatically download and save images from various image hosting sites, bypassing all the annoying popups and ads that these sites are usually full of.
Currently the following image host sites are supported:
- normal sites (where thumbnails link directly to images)
- imagevenue
- imagefap (can download an entire multi page imagefap gallery)
- imagereverb
- jpghosting
- xxxdump
- keepmyfile
- imagecash (redirected links are resolved automatically)
- usercash (redirected links are resolved automatically)
- imagebeaver
- magicteapot
- shareloading
How to use it
Simply copy the URL of the web page containing the images (such as a a thumbnail gallery) and paste it into the "URL to page containing links" edit box. Click on "Scan URL for images" to bring up a list of images that B.I.D. is capable of downloading. Select a download folder and then click on "Download files" to begin downloading the images. Try enabling the "Try to download from unsupported hosts" if no images are found.
If you like you can also click on "Save Batch" to save the download links to a text file. These ".bidlist" saved files can be loaded into B.I.D. by clicking on the "Load Batch/Scan links from file" button.
To create a list from multiple sources check the "Append to existing links" checkbox. Links will now be appended to the list instead of replacing the existing list when a URL is scanned or a file is loaded.
Some image hosts scramble the image filenames. In such a case you can select the "Generate Filenames" checkbox and type in an image prefix. Images will be saved as "PREFIXnnn.jpg" where nnn is the images sequence number on the list.
The "Thumbnails" checkbox toggles the display of image thumbnails within the list.
If "Close when download complete" is selected, B.I.D. will close automatically after the last image in the list has been downloaded.
Version restrictions:
- Only 2 application instances can run simultaneously
- A maximum of 2 simultaneous downloads
- A maximum of 200 images per batch