PhotoShow

Thank you for your feedback! This aligns perfectly with what PhotoShow strives to achieve. However, there are cases where achieving the same results as in most standard cases is technically unfeasible or prohibitively costly, depending on the specific implementation of the websites. If you encounter such situations, please feel free to report them via email. I'll gladly review the details to see if a solution is possible. Thanks again!

Thank you for your feedback! Here are some tips that might help: - Use whitelist mode if you don’t need to enlarge images on most sites you visit. - Exclude specific sites by toggling them off in PhotoShow's settings popup. - Set a modifier key in activation mode to enlarge images only when you hover over thumbnails while holding that key. - Toggle off hotkeys you don't need from the settings popup. To access the settings, click PhotoShow's icon in your browser's extension dock, usually located next to your profile picture. Feel free to reach out and contact me via emails should you have any other questions. Cheers.

Hi King, Browsers currently prevent extensions from directly copying image data to the system clipboard for security reasons. While there are some workarounds, none offer a flawless solution at this time. That said, PhotoShow is looking into ways to support this feature in the future. Stay tuned for updates! Cheers. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Edit: This feature has been introduced in version 4.49. You can now copy images using the shortcut Alt + C or via the context menu in PhotoShow. Enjoy!

Thank you for your feedback. Allowing the HD image to display beneath your pointer is in plan, likely it'll be added in the future. You can copy the address of HD images or open them in new tabs either via PhotoShow context menu items or hotkeys. It should work for Flickr as well. Feel free to contact me via email with some links of where you find it not working properly. Cheers.

Hey Brian, thank you for your feedback. PhotoShow supports both blacklist (by default) or whitelist mode. You can toggle it OFF (or ON when in whitelist mode) for the current site you're visiting with a hotkey (Alt + P by default) or by clicking the switch from PhotoShow's settings panel which pops out when you click PhotoShow's icon from your browser's extension dock (ususally stays next to your profile pic). A full list view of all the sites you put in blacklist or whitelist is not available at the moment but it's in plan. Currently, PhotoShow only displays enlarged images next to the thumbnail because in some certain scenarios (for long images or when in Panoramic view mode), you might still need to interact with the thumbnail while viewing the enlarged images. In the future, a new view mode which allows a fullscreen display of the enlarged images will be introduced. Please stay in tune!