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View Image Context Menu Item by Anton G

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  • by 天灭中共退党团队保平安, 25 days ago
  • by Mertsch, 6 months ago
    So useful, does not work in EVERY case, but in so many, that it's really an improvement.
  • by TyDraniu, 7 months ago
  • by Milan, a year ago
    Works mostly great. Question: can something be done about reddit images? Simply opening image URL in new tab doesn't work, it opens reddit page with image which means image cannot be easily zoomed in.

    Edit: update is working as described in the reply. Thank you

    Developer response

    posted a year ago
    Playing around with it, reddit seems to utilize the Accept header, which with the add-on did not tamper. By default it was accepting "text/html" before any other mime types. Altering the Accept header to instead specify media types first seems to work with reddit at this point. I've updated the add-on (version 3.3) with an option, enabled by default, to override the Accept header for this compatiblity.
  • by Taekilla, a year ago
  • by r2rien, a year ago
  • by ^5 david slayer, 2 years ago
  • by Linkitch, 2 years ago
  • by ALH, 2 years ago
  • by Firefox user 15094302, 2 years ago
    Very helpful. I have no clue why the original menu item was removed, but this add-on restores it without causing any issues. Thank you!
  • by nyuu, 2 years ago
    The CSS provided in the description uses now-deprecated selectors so your users' view image button is going to be moved back to the middle of the items instead of the top. If people are reporting vague "errors"; this is why.

    Below is a corrected userChrome setup for the affected portions:

    menuitem[id*="view-image-context-menu-item"] {order: -1 !important;}
    menuitem[id*="view-video-context-menu-item"] {order: -1 !important;}
    menuitem[id*="view-audio-context-menu-item"] {order: -1 !important;}
    #contentAreaContextMenu {display: flex; flex-direction: column-reverse;

    Developer response

    posted 2 years ago
    Thanks for the heads up; looks like I was behind the times on my Firefox updates. I've updated to 113 and saw it broke my menu as well.

    I've updated the the userChrome in description to start using order instead of the deprecated moz box ordering. Though in my testing i did not see any effects of flex-direction: column-reverse so i have left it out.
  • by Aadolf Kärki, 2 years ago
  • by Firefox user 16596123, 2 years ago
    worked great until a recent MANDATORY update from firefox. I fucking hate firefox but this extension is good
  • by ZedEdge, 2 years ago
  • by lynx, 3 years ago
  • by BluePenguin, 3 years ago
  • by Nero14x, 3 years ago
  • by Firefox user 13630698, 3 years ago
    Thanks for doing this, I can't believe they changed something that was working perfectly fine... the only thing I've trouble with is that I can't figure out how to change it's position from the top to lower ones since I tend to right-click the thumbnail and open vids in another tab.

    EDIT: That thread was what I was looking for, thanks again :)

    Developer response

    posted 3 years ago
    If you mean the context menu ordering, by default addon menu items are listed at the bottom. By messing with UserChrome.css you can make them appear in a custom order.

    In the addon description i have some basic CSS to always list it first in the context menu, but if you want to have better control over the ordering, check this thread: https://github.com/agoupinets/view-image-context-menu-item/issues/14

    And also of note that in the add-on preferences there are options to change the left/middle/shift-click behavior of the context menu item if desired.
  • by Firefox user 13689361, 4 years ago
  • by asg aesgasgea sg, 4 years ago
    kinda sad that one needs an addon for some basic function. shame on you firefox :P
  • by Firefox user 16900801, 4 years ago
    Replaces the old functionality well enough. I did change the userChrome entries to hide the icon though to "visibility: hidden" instead of "display: none" as that moved the text all the way to the left edge of the context menu. In case anyone has a similar problem.

    Developer response

    posted 4 years ago
    thats a good point - i've been writing the CSS against the Proton interface, but looks like its not compatible with the old UI; in the old UI it needs to be "visibility: hidden" or offsets the text too far left, and in the new UI it needs to be "display: none" otherwise the text remains offset too far right.

    i should make a note of that on the description
  • by Talon-senpai, 4 years ago
  • by fimmwolf, 4 years ago
  • by oofergang, 4 years ago
  • by TGHI, 4 years ago