iPlace
Browse web pages and place images anywhere.
iPlace is a small contextual menu plug-in for Safari. It is designed to help you browse images in web pages and to manage your image downloads.
iPlace allows you to specify a set of locations to which you can save images and then allows you to either save single images or to browse all of the images in a page without seeing any of the text in between. In this way, you can easily select and save multiple images at once.
[!IMPORTANT] iPlace requires SIMBL, which is a free (donations accepted) macOS plugin manager. Please do not use iPlace to steal images to which you do not hold the copyright.
Working with Safari 64-bit
iPlace has an issue when Safari is running in 64-bit mode which prevents it from working. If you don’t have any other plugins which only work in 64-bit mode, you can switch Safari to run in 32-bit mode. This shouldn’t affect Safari performance in any way.
To configure Safari:
- Quit Safari if it is currently running.
- Click and hold on the Safari icon in the Dock until the menu appears.
- Select Options, then Show in Finder.
- Right-click on Safari in the Finder and select Get Info.
- Click the checkbox saying ‘Open in 32 bit mode’.
- Close the Get Info window and restart Safari. iPlace should now start working.