view reddit images directly
view reddit images directly
Displays Reddit image links directly in the browser by modifying the HTTP Accept header.
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Restores the original behaviour when loading images on Reddit. With this extension, images will load directly into Edge by modifying the HTTP Accept header, which allows them to bypass the Reddit image preview screen.
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Thank god someone made a way to avoid Reddits' trash image preview. Works perfectly, no weird stuff added to make the experience worse. Amazing work.
Works like it should, you can now simply open the image.
works perfectly, thx!
If post contains more than one image this extension not works properly, opening images as preview.redd.it instead of i.redd.it. Update: for some reason it became even worse, now almost always it opens preview instead of orig and you need to manually correct url to open proper sized image.
no longer works due to manifest v 3
Worked. Easy.
Works like a charm. Embedded gallery is still functional, left/right/click navigate and view the images as normal, within the post, with [X] to close the gallery. But right-click + open-image-in-new-tab finally actually opens the image without redirecting to reddit.com/media wrapper page. Perfect!
works
Simple and works well. Thank you!
most excellent