@kirannath24: Thanks for the report!!

Looks like you're using older version of Chrome, Could you please upgrade your Chrome to the latest version #63.0.3239.83 and check if you still face the issue? If so help us with the details of your device.

Thanks!!

I updated my chrome. But the problem is still existing for jpeg formatted images . For illustration pls try the following steps..
1.on Google search 'download orange.jpeg'
2.then click the camera icon to filter images only.
3.then open the first image by clicking on that.
4.then make long press and click download image option.

Now you can see ,

"Do you want to download download.jpeg again?"

Here is the problem...

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My chrome version no is 63.0.3239.111

I tried with different search queries.
1. Search term:download orange.jpg
   Output while downloading:"Do you want to download 
   unnamed.png again?"
2. Search term:download orange.jpeg
   Output while downloading:"Do you want to download 
   images.jpeg again?"
3. Search term:download orange.png
   Output while downloading:"Do you want to download 
   download.jpeg again?"

You can see that the extensions are also changing...

For gif images also have this problem.for first gift image downloading it will download it.Then from the next gift download onwards it will show 

"Do yo want to download unnamed.gif again?"

Can the extension changes of image files cause problems?

will it affect data quality of downloaded images?

Am waiting for your bug conformation message. Pls reply as soon as possible

The problem is existing

Take necessary actions to conform this bug and continue the process of fixing this bug.Anybody pls update the status of the bug as conformed from unconfirmed ,thereby making the bug report alive

 Issue 797561  has been merged into this issue.

As requested above please attach the details of your device and if possible attach a screencast as well for further triaging of the issue

Thanks!!

I am attaching my Phone details as screenshots.

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Am attaching the requested screen cast.please note that for the first download attempt, it downloads the image without any problem. But From the next try onwards the dialogue box arises.
#Also please ignore the audio.

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You can try this for different search requests as mentioned in comment 7.some times you can't see the dialogue box for the first download attempt of image with a particular extension. For that cases try to download more images with the same extension.Then you can see the dialogue boxes which is unwanted.

Somehow observing the behavior as mentioned in original comment. Observed the permission bubble, this looks like intended behavior related to Downloads. Hence CC'ing @jming for further update on this.

Thanks!!

This is related to the fact that the images on image search have similar names, which you've noted. I'm adding others from the downloads team to determine if this is desired behavior and/or if there are plans to change.

I think that is not the reason. Because while downloading from other browsers the Google images will be downloaded with their actual names instead of such similar names.So I think it is the problem of browser.

Also note that in comment#2 as sandeepkumar mentioned  this problem occurs for some chrome versions.According to his comment this problem was not there in chrome 63.0.3239.83 version.

I just tried apple and oranges on all the other mobile browsers and they all do the same thing as Chrome. When Google image search serves up the images they are all provided with roughly the same names (though there does seem to be some variability between download.* and image.* as the image name. The difference is that most other browsers give the user the ability to change the name prior to downloading whereas Chrome and Mozilla just download the file directly, which causes a naming conflict. We are working on the latter issue, but other than artificially changing the name that Google is serving, I don't think there is anything we can/should do about this.

 Issue 847145  has been merged into this issue.