*Suggestion: *Add a "click wait" feature so that if you click before the script fully loaded, it doesn't trigger the default google's page behavior
First of all, thank you very much for your script and for having fixed after Google last change :)
Second, I'm not sure if this is possible nor if I will be able to fully explain it: as far as I understand, the script takes sometime to do its thing, because it sorta has to extract the image address? It turns out, there is a brief moment, that if you click too fast just after the page loaded, you end up triggering Google's default behavior rather than the script behavior. I was wondering if there is anyway to, sorta "disable" mouse click or make the click waits until the script fully loads, so that it doesn't trigger the default behavior?
Here is what I'm talking about, this page had just loaded and I clicked on the image before the script did its thing:
*Suggestion: *Add a "click wait" feature so that if you click before the script fully loaded, it doesn't trigger the default google's page behavior
First of all, thank you very much for your script and for having fixed after Google last change :)
Second, I'm not sure if this is possible nor if I will be able to fully explain it: as far as I understand, the script takes sometime to do its thing, because it sorta has to extract the image address? It turns out, there is a brief moment, that if you click too fast just after the page loaded, you end up triggering Google's default behavior rather than the script behavior. I was wondering if there is anyway to, sorta "disable" mouse click or make the click waits until the script fully loads, so that it doesn't trigger the default behavior?
Here is what I'm talking about, this page had just loaded and I clicked on the image before the script did its thing:
https://i.postimg.cc/FKr1z4Ck/1662436128.gif