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  1. I've recently been annoyed by how google images works. You can't click an image and see the full res image. You have to go to the website and find the image on the page and occasionally, it won't allow you to view the image easily. This script makes it easy to view any image in google images in full resolution immediately. You just press Ctrl + Q while hovering over the image you want and it'll open full res in a new tab. This is only tested in firefox, but it shouldn't be hard to modify for another browser. Here it is: #include <Misc.au3> #include <MsgBoxConstants.au3> #include <AutoItConstants.au3> #include <Clipboard.au3> #include <Array.au3> #include <String.au3> Local $clipB Local $urlArray Local $theLink HotKeySet("^q", "OpenImage") Func DecodeUrl($src) Local $i Local $ch Local $buff ;Init Counter $i = 1 While ($i <= StringLen($src)) $ch = StringMid($src, $i, 1) ;Correct spaces If ($ch = "+") Then $ch = " " EndIf ;Decode any hex values If ($ch = "%") Then $ch = Chr(Dec(StringMid($src, $i + 1, 2))) $i += 2 EndIf ;Build buffer $buff &= $ch ;Inc Counter $i += 1 WEnd Return $buff EndFunc ;==>DecodeUrl Func OpenImage() MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_RIGHT) Send("A") Sleep(100) $clipB = _ClipBoard_GetData($CF_TEXT) $theLink = DecodeUrl($clipB) $urlArray = _StringBetween($theLink, "=", "&") If StringInStr($urlArray[0], "?") <> 0 Then $urlArray = _StringBetween($theLink, "=", "?") EndIf ShellExecute($urlArray[0]) EndFunc While 1 Wend
  2. I am trying to write a macro to auto-tag images in my library. I am looking for a way to search google images, but NOT trying to get images - I instead want to search an image and get possible words for it. Things I've tried: I've searched the forums, but almost every hit was searching a phrase to get images - I want to do the opposite. I found two threads on it, One had no answer, and the other used the winhttp udf - which I can never get to work properly :/ I could try using IE functions, but it's messy and there's no way to do it completely in the background, which is much preferred :/ Does anyone have any suggestions? Or should I suck it up and use IE?
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