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great script! i love it!

but ive got one question,
how comes that there is added "&usg=*" to every 'origin page'-link?
for the most pages i'll get an 404.

thanks for all your work

Without doubleclick, even easier:

replace this line:

document.body.addEventListener('dblclick',dblClickEvents, false);

with this:

dblClickEvents();
createLinks();

that will also create the "origin image" link under the thumbnail for the first set of results.

Excellent script, Pawel!

Great script!
I have been using it from the first version.
Could this script be modified to work with PicLens ?

Without doubleclick the easy way:

Just change the line

document.body.addEventListener('dblclick',dblClickEvents, false);

to

document.body.addEventListener('load',dblClickEvents, true);

...and voilá, no more doubleclick needed.
So doit yourself.

I'm using firefox3.0 +
Greasemonkey 0.7.20070607.0

and this script permanently load and add the second page :(

Well done!

You did a very nice job!!

This is a great script.
I also want to thank 'user pandaking' for posting the User Script Updates link without whose tip I'd never have known about.

Also,

Check out User Script Updates - simply update the header of your script and your users will be able to receive change-notification when you improve this script...

Great script.

My only suggestion is to get rid of the "origin image" and just leave the "origin page", as if people want the actual image then they are just going to click the thumbnail.

Another advantage of doing this is that you can make the page link slightly bigger.

Please consider it, cheers...

Awesome Script !

Way to go, what an awesome script! Thanks!

Is it possible to get it to function automaticly, without having to doubleclick?

Great script. However, the way ‘Google Image direct links’ rewrites the links is more efficient. The URL underneath the image information is itself rewritten to link to the origin page. Not only does this make the addition of a whole line (‘[ Origin image | Origin page ]’) unnecessary, but the link is also often an easier target to hit.

Would you be interested in modifying the current behaviour?

Thanks.