The first thing I do when loading an image is check the file extension. For most images, it is not the file extension that is most important. The file extension is important in that it tells the system the type of file the image is. Some file extensions are more important than others; for example,.jpg is more important than jpeg.
In the third step of the process, you are going to get a big popup message telling you that you are using the default url to download the image. The popup message is pretty clear about what this url is, so it’s a good clue to how to download the image.
The image is a jpg, so you need to look for the file name in the popup.
Ok, but what do you do with the rest of the files? They really aren’t that important, you just need to know which one you want. If you are using the default url, you could right click and select “Save Link As…,” to save the file with the extension of “.webp”. You can try all the other file extensions as well, but the popup tells you which one you want.
The url is not a URL. It’s a jpg file. You can’t just use it as a file name.
If you want to get the whole thing, you can use the URL. If you are using a specific url, you might want to change the url so that it will link to the file you want.
You can also use the url, but you will have to use the save link as well, and the link would have to be created with the extension of.webp. Just use a text editor and save it as a jpg.
