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Sorting

Download Sorting

Choose where Chrome downloads should land by group, exact type, website/source, or your preferred order.

Sort downloads before they start nesting in your Downloads folder like raccoons in a garage.

Path 1

Documents / ChatGPT

Path 2

ChatGPT / Documents

Path 3

Images / Unsplash

Path 4

ZIP / GitHub

The problem

Chrome is good at downloading files. It is less good at giving them a sensible home. Left alone, everything piles into Downloads until the folder becomes a museum of tiny regrets.

How Downloads Butler handles it

  • Downloads Butler checks the file kind, source website, filename, extension, MIME type, and your active settings before Chrome writes the final name.
  • Sorting can use broad groups like Documents and Images, exact types like PDF and ZIP, source folders like GitHub or ChatGPT, or a source-first order when that is how you think.
  • The app suggests a Chrome-safe relative path, so downloads land inside your Downloads folder structure without needing a cloud service.

What you control

  • Choose broad groups or exact file types.
  • Choose whether group comes before website/source or website/source comes before group.
  • Keep source-aware sorting independent from file type support.
  • Change sorting without rebuilding your whole setup. Tiny mercy.

Practical examples

  • PDFs from ChatGPT can land in Documents / ChatGPT.
  • ZIP files from GitHub can land in Archives / GitHub or GitHub / Archives.
  • Images can land in Images / the source website when source context is available.

Local note

Sorting decisions are made locally in Chrome. Your rules, recent decisions, and settings stay in local browser storage.