Imagus

Imagus: Enhance Image Viewing on the Web

Imagus browser extension allows users to view images at full size or original resolution by hovering over the thumbnail, featuring zooming, gallery view, image resizing, and saving images.

What is Imagus?

Imagus is a free, open source browser extension available for Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and Edge. It dramatically improves the image browsing experience on the web.

The key feature of Imagus is the ability to view full size images by simply hovering your mouse over thumbnails. This allows you to quickly zoom in on any image without having to click through or open it in a new tab. The full size image pops up temporarily in an overlay as you hover.

In addition to zooming, Imagus has several other useful viewing options. You can resize images with the mouse wheel, view EXIF data, enter fullscreen gallery view, save images to your hard drive, share directly to social networks, and more. The settings are highly customizable to fit individual preferences.

By providing instant previews, Imagus saves huge amounts of time and clicks when browsing image heavy sites. It works on most major sites out of the box, including Reddit, Twitter, Facebook, Wikipedia, Amazon, Flickr, and more. The community maintained compatibility list has over 250 sites.

As an add-on, Imagus doesn't require any new user accounts or learning curves. It seamlessly integrates with your browsing experience. Imagus is free, open source, and secure, ensuring transparency and data privacy for users.

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