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Download all files from a Moodle course, organized by section into folders Every HKU student knows the pain: 10 courses, 30+ files each, and a Downloads folder buried under "lecture1 (2).pdf" and "download (3).pdf". 😩 Moodle HKU Downloader fixes this chaos in exactly one click. 🚀 🛠️ HOW IT WORKS 1. Open any HKU Moodle course page. 2. Click the extension icon. 3. Hit "Download All Files". That's it! Every file lands in your Downloads folder, perfectly sorted into neat subfolders based on the Moodle course structure: 📁 COMP3358 / L01: Course introduction / lecture.pdf 📁 COMP3358 / Tutorials / Tutorial 1: Java 101 / tutorial1.pdf 📁 COMP3251 / Problem Sets / Problem Set 1 / ps1.pdf ✨ WHAT IT HANDLES Whether it's hidden in a folder or linked directly, the extension grabs it: 📚 Lecture Materials: PDFs, PPTXs, DOCs 💻 Code & Worksheets: Jupyter Notebooks (.ipynb), source files 📝 Assignments: Briefs, solution files, and attachments 📂 Nested Files: Everything tucked inside Moodle sub-folders ♾️ Any File Type: If your lecturer uploads it, this extension downloads it. 🎓 BUILT FOR HKU Tested extensively across COMP, MATH, PHYS, and more. It handles HKU Moodle's specific nested section layouts, assignment attachments, and direct file links—we've covered the edge cases so you don't have to. 🔒 100% PRIVATE & SECURE Zero setup: Uses your existing Moodle login session. Zero friction: No account or sign-up needed. Zero tracking: Completely open and no user data is collected. Save hours of tedious clicking and finally keep your semesters organized. 🎉
Apr 21, 2026
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