A few days ago, Google was forced to remove an important feature from its search engine: that is, the ability to easily view and download an image found through the Google image search engine.
As you can see, looking for any image in Google and clicking one of the results, the View Image button no longer appears, which loaded the original image into a separate tab, without having to visit the site that hosts it.
Now it is only possible to visit the web page where the image is located or save it using the function to save images searched on Google of which I had spoken some time ago.
The reason for this change lies in an agreement between Google and Getty Images, a specialized site, to prevent their images from being seen by Google without visiting their website.
That being the case, to view an image searched with Google without loading the page in which they are hosted, you have to right click on the result and then choose the " open image in another tab " option.
Alternatively, you can install an extension for Chrome and Firefox to return the "View image" button and put it back where it was before in searches with Google images.
The " View Image " extension is available for Chrome and Firefox and works very simply and automatically.
Once installed, in fact, you can search Google for an image and click on it to find the "View image" button.
When pressed, this button opens the image in a new tab so you can save it and download it to your computer in its original format.
By clicking on the extension button in the top bar of the browser you can access a small panel of options to decide whether to open the images in a new tab or in the same results.
READ ALSO: Tricks and functions of the new Google Image Search
As you can see, looking for any image in Google and clicking one of the results, the View Image button no longer appears, which loaded the original image into a separate tab, without having to visit the site that hosts it.
Now it is only possible to visit the web page where the image is located or save it using the function to save images searched on Google of which I had spoken some time ago.
The reason for this change lies in an agreement between Google and Getty Images, a specialized site, to prevent their images from being seen by Google without visiting their website.
That being the case, to view an image searched with Google without loading the page in which they are hosted, you have to right click on the result and then choose the " open image in another tab " option.
Alternatively, you can install an extension for Chrome and Firefox to return the "View image" button and put it back where it was before in searches with Google images.
The " View Image " extension is available for Chrome and Firefox and works very simply and automatically.
Once installed, in fact, you can search Google for an image and click on it to find the "View image" button.
When pressed, this button opens the image in a new tab so you can save it and download it to your computer in its original format.
By clicking on the extension button in the top bar of the browser you can access a small panel of options to decide whether to open the images in a new tab or in the same results.
READ ALSO: Tricks and functions of the new Google Image Search
