Getting Google Image's View Image button back in Chrome & Firefox. If you are a Chrome or Firefox user, ... Not sure just how far Getty Images is going to be allowed to go.

Go to images.google.com. Click the camera button in the search bar. Upload an image by dragging it into the upload box or clicking the “upload a file” button, which opens your computer’s ...

If you right-click the image in Google Images, you can choose “Copy Image Address” in Chrome (or the similar button in other browsers), which you can then paste into the address bar to go the ...

With the "View Image" button, it was easy for users to go directly from searching to downloading an image without ever seeing or considering who owned the image.

Google decided last week to remove the 'View image' button from search results that would directly open the file in a new tab. Thankfully, there's a fix.

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 ...

In addition to removing the “view image” button, Google has also removed the “search by image” button that appeared when you opened up a photo, too. This change isn’t quite as big, however.

Google has removed the View Image button and the Search by Image feature when viewing an individual image within Google Image Search. Google announced this change on Twitter, saying: Today we’re ...

Google’s image search feature made it easy for people to find Getty Images photos and download them without permission or license. With the view image button disabled, it’s not as easy to open ...

Google announced the changes on Tuesday, explaining the move as a way to "help connect users and useful websites". The button that remains is View, which takes users to the website the image was ...

If you go to Google Image Search and search for any query, you should see a carousel of colored buttons across the top of the search results page. Clicking on those buttons will filter the images ...