Joe Clinton

I implemented a fix in the most recent commit by changing the location of image_host. Should work now :)

Yes it does have an impact. ```if arguments['language']: lang = "&lr=" lang_param = {"Arabic": "lang_ar", "Chinese (Simplified)": "lang_zh-CN", "Chinese (Traditional)": "lang_zh-TW", "Czech": "lang_cs", "Danish": "lang_da", "Dutch": "lang_nl", "English": "lang_en", "Estonian":...

@JulianJB Sorry I don’t know much about this topic only that it is possible to set the language param. I’m pretty sure doing that doesn’t change the domain. I don’t...

This is a duplicate of #298

I have fixed this error in the latest commit of [patch-1](https://github.com/Joeclinton1/google-images-download) To be more specific I have fixed the error below: ``` Could not open URL. Please check your internet...

@k0a8t1o6 @hoangphuc1998 My patch-1 still works and fixes this issue, install it by running the below code in the cmd git clone https://github.com/Joeclinton1/google-images-download.git cd google-images-download && python setup.py install

@umustbeloggedintododat you need to specify a directory, with the argument output_directory, if not specified it will output to your downloads folder.

@jamiemonksuk That error probably arises from this line in the code: `object_raw = str(page[start_object:end_object])` I'm not getting any error, so maybe you don't have the current version. It's very unlikely...

> @hardikvasa > You may try to connect with the project owner by mail too. I've tried twice now but no reply sadly.

@estuhr1206 @jeroenvuurens I've never used offset so I'm not sure what it does. But if it's not in the source code of my patch then it wasn't in the original...