Yesterday, Google surprisingly removed the View Image button from Google Image Search. But, less than 24 hours later, extensions are here to bring it back.

In addition to Getty Images working with Google “to improve attribution of our contributors’ work,” the deal included removal of the “view image” button next to results in Google Images ...

According to Google, the "View Image" link in Google Images has been removed following a recent legal settlement between Google and Getty Images. For the unaware, Google's View Image button used ...

If you tried to do an image search today and noticed something missing, you're not crazy; Google removed the "View Image" button from results. By C. Scott Brown February 15, 2018 ...

In addition to removing the “view image” button, Google has also removed the “search by image” button that appeared when you opened up a photo, too. This change isn’t quite as big, however.

UPDATE (02/17/2018 10:45 p.m. ET): Turns out there’s also an extension for those using Firefox. You can snag the Google Search “View Image” Button by devunt from the Firefox Add-ons store ...

As the only way to add the ‘View Image’ button is through a Chrome extension, you’re going to need the Chrome web browser installed on your computer. If you already have it, you can skip to ...

Once you install them, Google Images will show the View Image button again just like normal. It should be noted, that in Firefox if you right-click on an image, you can simply select " View Image ...

With the view image button disabled, it’s not as easy to open that image and then save it to your computer. Google confirmed that the change is directly related to the Getty Images complaint.

Say goodbye to the "View Image" link in Google Images. Google announced a few changes to its image search today, one of which being the removal of its option to check out an image without visiting ...

Also, as Ghacks notes, it still has a “View Image” button that can be used exactly how the old one was on Google proper. If you’re one of the many missing the feature, then it’s definitely ...

This will include removing the View Image button. The Visit button remains, so users can see images in the context of the webpages they’re on. The Search by Image button is also being removed.