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Doesn't work on images 15MP or more anymore #131

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thinkpad4 opened this issue May 5, 2018 · 4 comments
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Doesn't work on images 15MP or more anymore #131

thinkpad4 opened this issue May 5, 2018 · 4 comments
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thinkpad4 commented May 5, 2018

@bijij Just gives a data:image/jpeg;base64 then a tiny thumbnail size image

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if you're on firefox
https://github.com/heubergen/viewimages
this still works

@bijij bijij reopened this May 16, 2018
@bijij bijij added the bug Something isn't working label Jul 24, 2019
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bijij commented Jul 24, 2019

This seems to be fixed? or at least in my testing just now worked as expected.

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#190
issue back as of redesign. (and related images or images using encrypted thumbnails don't work either - no button at all)

I think I know why though.

The way it worked before (related images and main panel) was that it had the full url BEFORE clicking (either in the main search or related search panel) but now with the redesign, only the main search page will have the full url once you click on an image.

And for related images, that full url disappears once you click in an image BECAUSE with the old google image search version, the BASE/SELECTED image result is ALWAYS shown as one of the results in the related images, BUT now clicking on a related images changes all the related contents and the 'desired' url panel no longer exists!

Google seems a bit picky with loading full sized images, maybe there is a way to 'force' it load them?

(this is for the 'JUL19' version)

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wfaulk commented Sep 9, 2021

It looks like

document.getElementsByClassName("YcWSDf")[0].parentElement.getElementsByTagName("img")[0].parentElement.parentElement.href

will get you the href you need in

var link_url = new URL(link.href);

That class is the one that draws the blue highlight around the selected image in the main search results.

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