Facebook is not only a great way to keep in touch with friends and family, it can be a great way to share photos. Uploading images to albums is so simple even Grandma could figure it out. Unfortunately though, downloading those images isn't half so easy. If you've ever had to save an entire album of photos one...image...at...a...time, you've likely wished there was a better way. Lucky for you, CNET's Rob Lightner has just the tip you need.
Install the browser extension called PhotoLive and you'll never have that problem again. It's available for Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari and even Opera and it's completely free of charge. With PhotoLive, a button will appear at the top of the Facebook window whenever you view an album. Click that button and the extension will prepare compressed ZIP archives of the album's photos. Download the ZIP files, extract them to a folder and you'll have every image downloaded in just a few clicks.
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