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How do I view the images in this Imgur gallery? It doesn't work without
proprietary JavaScript.
https://imgur.com/gallery/WuB56fq
Also, I'm looking to add the conveniences of GNOME to MATE, but without
the slowness. Dynamic workspaces, search, overview...
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You can try "view-source:" before the URL and search for image formats (JPG, PNG etc). (In this URL I found one desktop image.)
Once you put "view-source:" before the URL (in this case, view-source:https://imgur.com/gallery/WuB56fq)
then
Search through the source for the lines that contain: itemtype="http://schema.org/ImageObject"
These are the lines that give you the ID for the different pictures in the imgur gallery.
In this case, we have the following four image ID's:
II4rVzp
9GqTe4Q
ZrmUmIT
yWZGTtg
Now, put each of the image ID's into a url as follows: https://i.imgur.com/(image-ID).jpg
So you'll get the following 4 URL's for your pictures:
https://i.imgur.com/II4rVzp.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/9GqTe4Q.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/ZrmUmIT.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/yWZGTtg.jpg
Those are simple pages with an image that should open without js. The first one is a cool looking Cthulhu wallpaper on a Mate desktop. The others just show different programs open on a Mate desktop.
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andyprough, thanks for your comment. Your trick still works now after first changing the browser's user agent (to e.g. iPhone via User Agent Switcher add-on). I think some images are in PNG format and not available in JPEG format so jpg extension might need to be replaced with png.
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Is there a simple way to download flickr albums (like in the link below)?
https://www.flickr.com/photos/twalker294/sets/72157647528395071/
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This solution requires a Flickr API key. There is a Java application called RipMe which might do the trick (I haven't managed to run it sadly).
If you're on Abrowser (or any other Firefox variant) you can use an add-on called ZeroImgur to redirect all imgur links to a proxy. Works without any javascript and is licensed under the GPL.
As far as flickr, I didn't see any simple methods for grabbing images without proprietary JS.