Imagus for Chrome

Imagus is a Chrome extension that will change the way you browse websites. It is a small-packed utility that gets installed in seconds and lets you access a website's visuals fast, at your desired resolution, and by choosing your desired command.

When in normal navigation mode, because all content we interact with is preponderantly visual, we find ourselves doing things like opening a picture in a new tab to see it at its full resolution, closely inspecting the elements for varied purposes, or just uncomfortably squinting at the screen.

Using Imagus will be a pleasure and a game-changer in terms of easiness of image exploration. It will integrate harmoniously with your navigation workflow. After installation, you can easily engage with the community on Reddit or just check their solutions to common issues.

Accessing the 'Options' section from the extension's menu will take you to the page where you can set the picture and thumbnails' viewing details such as the command for checking a picture's preview, the desired preview resolution, and zoom-in markup (e.g. a solid outline around the picture).

Besides the standard visual cues that you can set in the tool's menu, Imagus allows you to choose all its controllers' behaviors (e.g. shortcuts with the corresponding capabilities) and to define extensive functionalities, such as images copying, image saving in full quality, copying the element's URL/caption-text, etc.

Clearly, you are able to granularly define the appearance and core functioning mechanisms of the extension. Reagarding its design, you can use custom CSS, general-purpose rules (via the 'Sieve' option) to get the larger image/content, and define places where the extension will and won't be allowed to function (editable from the 'Grants' section).

Imagus is a free, smart, and extremely customizable utility. Whether or not you thought an advanced image viewer for your browser was what you needed, once you test the extension you will be surprised. It makes things a lot easier for you by showing qualitative visual enlargements, reducing the time spent on non-essential tasks, and allowing for creating personalized shortcuts for recurrent image manipulation chores.