habaņero
11-20-2005, 01:50 AM
Using google images all the time, I find this nifty:
Google Image frame bypasser (http://userjs.org/scripts/site/enhancements/googleimages-thumblink)
Shortly, it takes away all the fluff, frames and clickety click from google images, leaving you with the thumbnails, which show the full version of the picture on a blank page if you click them. And also a button called context that will open the containing page directly. Which is exactly what I want ! :applause: No to frames !
Obviously this doesn't mean you can work on the assumption no copyright applies.
The (now entirely ad free and free) Opera also understands google's navigation and so if you want the next page of results, you click+hold left mouse button and click right mouse button.
This is a script that you download and put in the opera userscripts folder, which you can choose at tools -> preferences -> advanced -> content -> javascript options -> "My javascript files". Just put it in the folder you specify there, and voila it loads automagically.
Also this (http://userjs.org/scripts/browser/enhancements/image-preloader), for browsing image folders w/o web pages.
If there are such features in other browsers like FF, it'd be interesting to hear about them as well.
Google Image frame bypasser (http://userjs.org/scripts/site/enhancements/googleimages-thumblink)
Shortly, it takes away all the fluff, frames and clickety click from google images, leaving you with the thumbnails, which show the full version of the picture on a blank page if you click them. And also a button called context that will open the containing page directly. Which is exactly what I want ! :applause: No to frames !
Obviously this doesn't mean you can work on the assumption no copyright applies.
The (now entirely ad free and free) Opera also understands google's navigation and so if you want the next page of results, you click+hold left mouse button and click right mouse button.
This is a script that you download and put in the opera userscripts folder, which you can choose at tools -> preferences -> advanced -> content -> javascript options -> "My javascript files". Just put it in the folder you specify there, and voila it loads automagically.
Also this (http://userjs.org/scripts/browser/enhancements/image-preloader), for browsing image folders w/o web pages.
If there are such features in other browsers like FF, it'd be interesting to hear about them as well.