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My complaints are mostly around the Javascript mess that has stolen our direct access to the images. The image I want is usually in the top row of results anyw
by joblessjunkie 16y ago
My complaints are mostly around the Javascript mess that has stolen our direct access to the images.
The image I want is usually in the top row of results anyway, so an endless collection of thumbnails isn't much help.
I don't want to view an image in some kind of weird half-sized shadow box. I want to see it alone, at full size -- or directly download it. In the old Google image search, these tasks were as easy as a right click on a context menu.
Now we get strange hover boxes that are only 50% larger than the thumbnails, and clicking a thumbnail takes you to a confusing pseudo-page that isn't the full size image, nor the actual source site. Who does this help?