Yes. The easiest thing to do is just group by same extension, moving onto the next one alphabetically. So .jpg’s would be separate from .jpeg’s, despite meanin

Yes. The easiest thing to do is just group by same extension, moving onto the next one alphabetically. So .jpg’s would be separate from .jpeg’s, despite meaning the same thing. While there are thousands of extensions, in practice most of the time you’ve got a dozen or less even in a “downloads” folder, so it’s not really a big deal to scroll to the gifs, jpgs, pngs separately if you are looking for all images.