Google is the best search engine on the Internet and I think that all the users have the same opinion. Although the company's
most well-known product is the main search engine, Google
provides numerous search technologies, allowing you to search for
images, videos, blog posts, news and even jobs. As you surely know,
Google's Image Search is almost as popular as the main technology, but
in the past, it lost some important users after the company updated its
interface.
Today, I'll present you a useful way to modify the interface of the
Image Search, allowing you to find a certain image quicker. The
modification is based on a Mozilla Firefox extension so, if you don't
have the browser, you should download it from
Softpedia. You must also download a special extension entitled
Greasemonkey.
After you have installed the two utilities, all you need to do is
download one more additional script able to modify the interface of the
Image Search. Don't say it's too complicated because you'll like it,
trust me. Go to this page http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/7863 and
click on the “Install this script” button placed on the right part of
the website. After the installation is completed, all you need to do is
visit the Google Image Search and search for a certain image. Then,
hover your cursor over a specific picture and wait a little. You should
be able to view the magnified photo without having to click on it. You
must know that the script uses the same bandwidth just as if you
clicked on the picture's link.
“Enlarges pictures from Google image search and displays them in the
opposite corner. The code is less effective with large images unless
your screen is freaking enormous. Also, keep in mind that the bandwidth
use is the equivalent of actually opening every picture on the page,”
it is mentioned in the description of the script.
