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Image Max URL von qsniyg

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Bewertungen von safeAnonym
von safeAnonym, vor 9 Monaten
140 Bewertungen
  • von busloadmagenta, vor 3 Tagen
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  • von Firefox-Benutzer 15185624, vor 2 Monaten
    Awesome addon. Extremely practical. Very complete.
  • von FieryOx, vor 3 Monaten
    Forget searching for larger images than the original one across the web, you got this extension to provide the solution to your dilemma with a few clicks.
  • von TheSlayer, vor 3 Monaten
  • von Benjy, vor 3 Monaten
    Many thanks for this tool. I was using Imagus for years which worked for most sites but my bugbear is that it stopped working with Flickr and the more up-to-date Imagus forks didn't work with Flickr either. Image Max URL does work with it though and I like the custom key settings I can use with it :-)
  • von Nijaz, vor 3 Monaten
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  • von Renzolo, vor 4 Monaten
    Super customizable
  • von Cryten56, vor 5 Monaten
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  • von John_C, vor 7 Monaten
    Whoever made this add on needs to be directly accepted in heaven by the God ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
  • von postcards, vor 7 Monaten
  • von PMiles, vor 8 Monaten
    Great app!!! Just unlocked the secrets after having it for a year. Definitely beats looking through developer tools, source code, and page info. Its even finding the larger images where i normally have to resize my browser to try and find the full size image.

    I wonder if a little icon "up-scale image/s" would be helpful. I'm not always thinking to hit the key to enlarge things, and always active "hover" is too aggressive for general browsing.

    I little tag either like the ones used by apps to rate or mark links as safe, or oh my, maybe like the floating Grammarly icon.

    The first gives a coded (Yea/Nea) icon next to various elements with links.

    The latter gives a floating red or blue ring around a number of things to improve... for you, it could be a number of images available to up-size. (Not sure if the latter needs an active element). But then, the first might only truly work on the search engines and is coded specifically knowing the Elements for the popular search engines. But then, if you can float the full image on hover, you should be able to hover an icon.

    Antwort des Entwicklers

    geschrieben am vor 8 Monaten
    This is a great idea, thanks for suggesting!

    I've tracked the former suggestion here: https://github.com/qsniyg/maxurl/issues/1570 . Edit: Implemented, it'll be in a future release.

    The latter (if I understand correctly) can be done through:

    - Buttons -> Highlight Images -> Automatically highlight images -> Always (or Hover)
    - ^ -> ^ -> Only explicitly supported images -> Yes.

    You can change the highlight ring color through the Highlight CSS style (e.g. outline: 2px solid #77f; border-radius: 5px ). Note that this currently will not work for all images, such as images that are displayed as a div+background-image style.
  • von elsenfox, vor 8 Monaten
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  • von girlygirl, vor 9 Monaten
    had for 1 year or more i think. i love this extension, it's the only of it's kind that finds the maximum resolution of an online image. even for websites that make it hard to get the highest resolution image this app never disappoints me. i used to use it on Chrome but they banned it so now i just use it on FireFox and Microsoft Edge. hope they never get rid of it.

    Antwort des Entwicklers

    geschrieben am vor 9 Monaten
    Glad to hear it's useful for you!
    Regarding Chrome, I haven't updated the (sideloaded) extension to Manifest V3 yet, which is why it can't be installed under newer versions of Chrome. I'm not sure if it's possible or not without reducing its featureset, but it's something I'll look into in the future.
    In the meantime, if you do still want to use it with Chrome browsers, you can still use it as a userscript (using something like Tampermonkey or ScriptCat), which has most of the functionality of the addon.
  • von max, vor 9 Monaten
  • von HellPhantom, vor 9 Monaten
    My Goal is to get larger and better images of what I already have/see.
    Now that Google reverse image lookup is no more this add-on is the best. I use it first to find larger/Better image. Even when it fails I can then use "Search by image" add-on, on what it did find to either search Google lens or TinyEye and about 10 other reverse lookup engines. Its not as convenient as google reverse lookup add-on I had but I believe I might actually be getting to what I want faster now. Not in steps but in results found. 60+% of time I find it in first step not needing "Search by image" add-on.