Hey! I’ve been down this rabbit hole too. AppleScript HTML DOM download images is doable, but it’s a bit clunky. Here’s what worked for me:
1. Use JavaScript to extract image URLs.
2. Pass those URLs to AppleScript.
3. Use `curl` or `wget` in a shell script to download them.
If you’re stuck on the JS part, this site has a great tutorial: [link]. It’s not AppleScript-specific, but the concepts transfer.
Also, if you’re dealing with dynamic content, make sure the page is fully loaded before running your script.
1. Use JavaScript to extract image URLs.
2. Pass those URLs to AppleScript.
3. Use `curl` or `wget` in a shell script to download them.
If you’re stuck on the JS part, this site has a great tutorial: [link]. It’s not AppleScript-specific, but the concepts transfer.
Also, if you’re dealing with dynamic content, make sure the page is fully loaded before running your script.