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Would've thought trying to block right-clicking on pictures died in the 90s, yet here we are. Trying to stop someone on the internet from saving pictures you've
by Etheryte 1y ago
Would've thought trying to block right-clicking on pictures died in the 90s, yet here we are. Trying to stop someone on the internet from saving pictures you've explicitly served them on your website isn't the silliest thing I can think of, but it's definitely up there.
- taneq 1y agoI mean, there's always Snipping Tool but the images are more authentic in the original JPEG.
- throwup238 1y agoThe originals are relatively high res too so better to just use inspector. Sheep! https://photos.smugmug.com/Faroe2025/n-brbsQb/Faroeselected/i-dr6DNgz/0/KdqMFHKhKt75rctfVkzkThGrRGChmM3pX65wJc3Nt/X5/R0025344-X5.jpg https://photos.smugmug.com/Faroe2025/n-brbsQb/Faroeselected/...
- piskov 1y agoStopTheMadness for Safari makes this kind of shit go away.
- littlekey 1y agoTo play devil's advocate, I can understand the mindset. People don't think in terms of servers and clients. This is more of a digital art gallery, and you wouldn't go and grab a photo off the wall at a real life art gallery.
- Etheryte 1y agoPeople take photos of artworks at galleries all the time, so I'm not sure this analogy works.
- ninalanyon 1y agoIn Firefox go to Tools|Page Info. Click on the Media tab. Select the image you want in the list box and click the Save As .. button.
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- bmacho 1y agoMakes perfect sense to me