A few days ago, Google removed a feature that many people find quite usable: the ability to easily view -- and download -- an image found through Google's search engine. While the removal of this tool ...

Google’s unexpected removal of the View Image button in Image Search caused a shockwave across the internet. Now, less than 24 hours later, browser extensions exist to bring the button back. Since ...

Once installed, the View Image button will be back where it used to be as can be seen below. Even better, this extension does not include any tracking code or other undesirable behavior that we ...

A couple of days ago, Google removed the “View Image” button when viewing image results in Google Images. Of course, this makes it harder to view full-sized images but there’s already a Chrome ...

The View Image browser extension for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers will make the “View Image” and “Search by Image” buttons visible in Google Image Search, which Google has removed for ...

As the only way to add the ‘View Image’ button is through a Chrome extension, you’re going to need the Chrome web browser installed on your computer. If you already have it, you can skip to step #2.

The traditional method of saving images on Google Chrome is limited and sometimes it can be difficult for users to save multiple images at once, organize them, and more. With the help of image ...

When the update rolls out in a few weeks, advertisers that are already using image extensions for mobile devices will automatically show those extensions on desktop as well. Google Ads will begin ...

In case you missed it, Google recently made a change as result of a lawsuit that removed the convenient “view image” button from search results. Now, just a day later, there’s already a Chrome ...

How to bring View Image back to Google Search with a simple Chrome extension Your email has been sent Building a slide deck, pitch, or presentation? Here are the big takeaways: Google removed the ...

After inking a deal with Getty Images, Google decided last week to remove the ‘View image’ button from its search results that would directly open the file in a new tab. Thankfully, there’s a way ...