decided to repost because that other thread was unwieldy. also, if you like it, rate it :3

also: yes that first internet archive book didn't have right-click blocked for images, but if you borrow a book on there it will be

@SuricrasiaOnline done and done

@SuricrasiaOnline [carefully installs] i'm truuuusting youuuu

@SuricrasiaOnline (works well in most places but weirdly fails on mastodon/firefox for me; "Content Security Policy: The page’s settings blocked the loading of a resource at inline (“style-src”). moz-extension:152:11". Maybe I need to restart.)

@phooky hmm. this could be a bug. basically I have to insert html onto the page with its own css, and that might be tripping the content security policy

@SuricrasiaOnline interesting; despite my severe webdev allergy i might have to take a look at how this thing actually works

@SuricrasiaOnline !!!!!!

@SuricrasiaOnline THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

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Opera? 🙏 I recognize that Chrome whatever-nonsensical-thing-they're-called-this-six-months can be made to work with Opera; I'd also love to see this really nifty, useful thing available without extra steps ❤️

@cirno what menu is this and in what browser?

@SuricrasiaOnline In Firefox, you can click on the lock in the address bar, then click on the "Connection Secure" and then "More Information".

This is how I get around these annoying unsavable images, personally.

@cirno cool!

@cirno Ah, so that's where they've hidden it now . Show page info used to be directly in the right-click context menu, but hey, who needs that kind of convenience nowadays...

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@galaxis I know, that's why I know about it to begin with :D

If I had to go through the modern hoops, I probably would've never seen it. Which is ridiculous, as it's a very useful tool.