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I can't press and hold an image to download it

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thesponyx
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A long time ago it was possible to tap and hold on an image while browsing images and just download them. Now I only have the option to "share" or "visit site". It is very frustrating because I know in other browsers it is still possible to do it, it's a mozilla limitation, not a google limitation. I'm tired of having to visit sites to download images, especially since some sites require you to create an account to use them.

A long time ago it was possible to tap and hold on an image while browsing images and just download them. Now I only have the option to "share" or "visit site". It is very frustrating because I know in other browsers it is still possible to do it, it's a mozilla limitation, not a google limitation. I'm tired of having to visit sites to download images, especially since some sites require you to create an account to use them.

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Paul
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Hi

If you are referring to the Google Images results page, this is a Google thing.

This can be fixed by installing the Google Search Fixed add-on from the Add-ons option in the Firefox for Android menu.

I hope that this helps.