@Pesala I remembered, that it worked in Opera. But it seems that I was wrong. Thanks.

Have you tried using the Snipping Tool that comes with Windows? With that, you can capture whatever screen section you want.

If you inspect a image it loads from cache if the image it is cached. Check your Network tab. If yo check you response for the image you should see that HTTP hearders for Date and Expires are same, means always not-cached and refetched each request you make.

I think that subtle colors animation at checkerboard would be nice.

I think that even adding a simple background-position and background-size with custom parameters would be enough in many cases.

@para-noid said in Enlarge Images on Hover: (...) I'm not even sure what you want. (...) On mouseover in a thumbnail image or direct URL to the image, show it in full-size in the same window (similar behavior as if it was a tooltip) preferably with some options to customize frame, glow color, etc. What I use for now is this extension: Hover Zoom + If this feature was integrated by default as another Vivaldi's out-of-the-box great feature, I think it would be a great differentiator from other browsers. I think this functionality is convenient enough to be considered as part of Vivaldi.

If I understood you mean when I use a background image, it would be stored in a folder into Vivaldi installation folder? It would great, even to access those images later, to know where they are.

This solution would have a benefit above the current one. We could see the properties of any image on the page, without having to open it on a new page.

@marko-indaco thx. it is working.

@lonm great thanks. Yes I tried and it will really open these files. thanks for clarifying. Haven't done this file>open thing in Chrome 'coz I always thought this should be something intuitive (don't blame me lol). Hope a drag and drop feature will be added to vivaldi real soon.

@konoppo I think it would make much more sense to assign a mouse shortcut to this than a keyboard shortcut. In Opera 12.18 one can Ctrl+Click on an image to save it. Something like that, e.g. Alt+Click to open an image (or a background image) in a new tab would make sense.

the same inclusive panel-switcher, address-bar, search-bar and extention-space: div.toolbar-addressbar.search.toolbar, div.toolbar-addressbar.search.toolbar *, #panels { background-image: url("toolbar-bg.png"); background-repeat: repeat; }

@emiliano-paladini I think it might be tricky to do as web pages typically contain a lot of images that you may not want to download: Icons, navigation bars, graphic rules, etc. Opera 12.18 has an excellent cache manager where one can filter images by site and file type (note that all images that you can see on a web page have already been downloaded and stored in the browser cache). If the images are links from text or thumbnails, then the Links Panel could be the solution that you're looking for. Also available in Opera is a shortcut Ctrl+Click to Save Images, which makes it a lot quicker than right-click, save image as.

@sgunhouse That might be it, thank you. Middle-click does paste.