This. Especially considering the fact that Google removed their View Image button for the express purpose of forcing people to visit websites, I do not doubt one single bit that they're making this screenshot blocking API for the same exact purpose.
Chrome no longer allows you to take screenshots
Jason Phillips
Jace Wood
No spyware is constantly scanning and updating a database of cache contents, retard
Well unsurprisingly, you're wrong, reatrd. Getty images sued them to remove the "view image" button, not the screenshot feature.
Lucas Brown
Why can't you learn to program and contribute something useful
Charles Cox
it could have if they want to enable it. tor browser on android has it enabled.
James Smith
Luckily it's free software, so you can just publish a fork without it if you don't like it.
Netflix is proprietary. That means you don't have the freedom to remove that feature even though it's really easy to do.
Hudson Morris
Google Chrome is proprietary software that is based on open source, BSD licensed, Chromium project.
Nathaniel Nelson
phoneposters cucked again
Nathan Cooper
Someone make a userscript to add it back.
Nathan Perry
It's been a feature in SMSecure / Silence for a few years.
Zachary Williams
just right click the image and click on "open in new tab"