> You removing the DRM from the image is a completely different legal aspect than you saving an unprotected JPEG. Wait, but if I understood this article correc

> You removing the DRM from the image is a completely different legal aspect than you saving an unprotected JPEG. Wait, but if I understood this article correctly... They are saving an unprotected JPEG. Each 256x256 chunk is a separate unprotected JPEG, as can be seen in the network inspector screenshot (it wouldn't show the preview on hover if that wasn't the case). When going through that route, he isn't even working around any kind of copyright protection; saving an image from that screen is normal operation of the software (it isn't even a modified copy of the browser or JavaScript manipulation or something like that).