Any news or thoughts on version 2.0? Anything we can do to help?

is Facebook supported? whenever I try to download from a page using this

gallery-dl --cookies-from-browser firefox https://www.facebook.com/pagenamehere

it says Unsupported URL

@noshii117 Yes, it should be, make sure you are actually running the latest version of gallery-dl..

Got a bit of a pickle. I use gallery-dl inside a WSL instance. Not usually a problem because I can point to a mounting path. However, I've come across an instance where I need to use yt-dlp with gallery-dl, and I don't know how I'd pass my Window's browser cookies to yt-dlp in the .gallery-dl.conf file.

@biggestsonicfan
Not entirely sure if this works in WSL, but try exporting them as Netscape cookies.txt and pass this file's path via cmdline-args or raw-options.

            "cmdline-args": [
                "--cookies", "C:/path/to/cookies.txt"
            ],
            
            "raw-options": {
                "cookiefile": "C:/path/to/cookies.txt"
            }

When using yt-dlp as downloader, it can directly use gallery-dl's cookies via forward-cookies.

@SpiffyChatterbox
I'll try to start working on it with the start of 2025, but no promises.

Hey there, is there any way to change how an enumeration index is put into a file name when using "skip": "enumerate"? eg. instead of file.1.ext, turn it into file (1).ext?

@nightbrd
There isn't. The format for "skip": "enumerate" is currently hardcoded.

@nightbrd You can simply use on of the bajillion already existing tools for renaming files, or write a shell script on your own.

As long as the names are consistent, you can easily turn something like file.1.ext into file (1).ext

@noshii117 Yes, it should be, make sure you are actually running the latest version of gallery-dl..

very late but, yes, it's the first thing I did and it's the same result.