Not compatible with extensions that...

[EC-O-DE]

Return those 1 and/or 2 Google Image search elated buttons to Google Image Search.

This and those contradict.

[palant]

I'm sorry but I am not getting you. What extension are you talking about exactly?

[EC-O-DE]

Sorry, those extensions that put back those 2 buttons to Google Images Search that Google recently deprecated: "search similar" and "search by image".

There's quite a many of them on Chrome Web Store... But as this extensions nulls the url of the image (to strip the url) and work it back... There's some contradicting trouble that those extensions then can't present the returned buttons :)

Can you take a look? This is one of them but there are many of them and franky even better (as many of them try to track) (but you get the idea..): https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/view-image/jpcmhcelnjdmblfmjabdeclccemkghjk

[EC-O-DE]

Btw, if not already using this is great to quick look of the source code: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chrome-extension-source-v/jifpbeccnghkjeaalbbjmodiffmgedin

[EC-O-DE]

It contradicts with these image search extensions that return those vital buttons to google image search :/ does anyone have any solution to suggest? // In general, we: // 1. Wait for the first click on the page, and then: // a. Find the three image preview container divs (they're reused as different images are chosen). // b. Add a listener to those containers to detect when the user moves their mouse into them // c. Construct the [View Image] and [Search by Image] buttons for all 3 containers // d. Populate the link hrefs after a short pause to give Google time to load the container with data // 2. Then, upon the pointer moving into any container div, we update the button links within that div // to reflect its current content. // 3. In addition, any further click updates link hrefs for all three containers (this is possibly overkill). var theyClicked = 0; var containers = []; console.log("Reminder: The Make Google Images Great Again extension is changing the content of this page with every click, and when certain things are hovered over."); // wait for a click (as a proxy for detecting when google loads the preview containers) document.addEventListener("mousedown", function(e) { if (theyClicked == 0) { identifyContainers(); addListeners(containers); addButtons(containers); } else { updateAllButtons(containers); } theyClicked++; }); function identifyContainers() { // As of now, we're hard coding the class name to find these containers. Unsure if this is wise. // this updates the global containers var to contain an HTMLElement (like an array) with 3 divs. containers = document.getElementsByClassName('irc_c'); } // Add listeners so button links are updated when the pointer moves into one of the container divs. // This is one way we can tell the content has changed: a different container is hovered over, which // means a different container is visible. function addListeners(containers) { for (let i = 0; i < containers.length; i++) { const container = containers[i]; container.addEventListener("mouseenter", function(e) { updateButtons(container); }); }; } // Only used for debugging; this puts a visible label in the top left corner of each container function addContainerLabel(container, i) { var containerLabel = document.createElement('span'); containerLabel.setAttribute('style', 'color: red; position: absolute; top: 1px; left: 1px;'); containerLabel.setAttribute('class', 'container_label'); var containerNumber = i + 1; containerLabel.appendChild(document.createTextNode('Container ' + containerNumber)); container.appendChild(containerLabel); } // Construct the new buttons and append them to the table of buttons inside each container div function addButtons(containers) { for (let i = 0; i < containers.length; i++) { const container = containers[i]; // the table, tr, and td elements don't have classes or ids, so we have to use their closest // parent element with a class to grab them. var tableRow = container.getElementsByClassName('irc_but_r')[0].firstChild.firstChild; var viewCell = tableRow.insertCell(0); viewCell.setAttribute('class', 'view_cell'); var viewLinkNode = document.createElement('a'); viewLinkNode.setAttribute('class', 'view_link'); viewLinkNode.setAttribute('target', '_blank'); viewLinkNode.setAttribute('rel', 'noopener'); var viewSpanNode = document.createElement('span'); viewSpanNode.appendChild(document.createTextNode("View Image")); viewLinkNode.appendChild(viewSpanNode); viewCell.appendChild(viewLinkNode); var searchCell = tableRow.insertCell(1); searchCell.setAttribute('class', 'search_cell'); var searchLinkNode = document.createElement('a'); searchLinkNode.setAttribute('class', 'search_link'); searchLinkNode.setAttribute('target', '_blank'); searchLinkNode.setAttribute('rel', 'noopener'); var searchSpanNode = document.createElement('span'); searchSpanNode.appendChild(document.createTextNode("Search by Image")); searchLinkNode.appendChild(searchSpanNode); searchCell.appendChild(searchLinkNode); } // after constructing the buttons, we have to wait a tick while Google fetches the content for // the preview, because we're fetchthing the URL of the image from that content after it's loaded. setTimeout(function() { updateAllButtons(containers) }, 400); } // Given a div (any div on the page will work), find the first (and only) .irc_mi <img> node inside. // Then grab its src and use that to construct and update hrefs for the button links. function updateButtons(container) { var imgNode = container.getElementsByClassName('irc_mi')[0]; // get the img tag var imgSrc = imgNode.getAttribute('src'); // get the img src // console.log("imgSrc: " + imgSrc); var searchHref = 'http://images.google.com/searchbyimage?image_url=' + imgSrc; var view_link = container.getElementsByClassName('view_link')[0]; view_link.setAttribute('href', imgSrc); var search_link = container.getElementsByClassName('search_link')[0]; search_link.setAttribute('href', searchHref); } // Call updateButtons(div) for each container div. function updateAllButtons(containers) { for (let i = 0; i < containers.length; i++) { const container = containers[i]; updateButtons(container); } }