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I've been using this on Chrome, just installed it on Opera, and noticed that the "title" with image dimensions, magnification, and sometimes "description" is missing, checking Chrome I see it's missing there too. Sometimes it was big and in the way, but sometimes it has info I'd like to see. It used to fade out after a few seconds and come back when zoom level changed. Has it been removed? Can it be made optional, maybe off by default, or maybe a hotkey to turn it on and off - or something? I appreciate your work on this very useful script - thanks!

Now, in Opera, using mpiv 1.4.1, the script does not work at all in google image search or bing image search, but it works on other sites and does display the heading info I descibed, which fades after a few seconds.
In Chrome, I have mpiv 1.2.0 - when I try to update to 1.4.1 I get a message in the Tampermonkey edit box: "The diff for this script is too large to render." The script works in google and bing and all sites I checked, and displays heading info except on google image search.
If you think I'm nuts I don't blame you. Again, thanks!

The script has options, which you can customize, see the description. To enable sites, you can add rules in the options. Rules occasionally break when the sites change.

I get a message in the Tampermonkey edit box

This is how Tampermonkey works. I don't use it, but there should be an option to update anyway.

Thanks for your very prompt response, and I regret that I overlooked your very clear description of options and settings.

Google and Bing not working for me in Opera using either mpiv 1.2.0 or 1.4.1 seems to be an Opera or Tampermonkey/Opera problem rather than a rule problem. In Chrome, both versions of mpiv work for me on both Google and Bing. The Bing rule for 1.2.0 and 1.4.1 is the same (see below) (google is too complicated for me to compare). Can you recommend a different userscript manager for Opera or do you have any other ideas? I am using Windows 10 64 bit and the current version of Opera for Windows. Thanks!

1.4.1:
case 'bing': rules.push({
e: 'a[m*="murl"]',
r: /murl":"(.+?)"/,
s: '$1',
html: true,
}); break;

1.2.0:
dotDomain.endsWith('.bing.com') && {
e: 'a[m*="murl"]',
r: /murl":"(.+?)"/,
s: '$1',
html: true,

I was not allowed to edit or delete my previous comment, which was needlessly lengthy. What I should have said was:

Thanks for your very prompt response, and I regret that I overlooked your very clear description of options and settings.

Google and Bing not working for me in Opera using either mpiv 1.2.0 or 1.4.1 seems to be an Opera or Tampermonkey/Opera problem rather than a rule problem. They both work for me in Chrome (with Tampermonkey), in fact with 1.4.1 captions also work in google. Can you recommend a different userscript manager for Opera or do you have any other ideas? I am using Windows 10 64 bit and the current version of Opera for Windows. Thanks!

In Opera you have to allow the extension (Tampermonkey) to access the default search site in chrome://extensions page for that extension.

"Allow access to search page results" was already checked. Fortunately, the script now works on Bing, and it basically works on google. I did reboot my computer since my last post, maybe that did it.

You're the best, woxxom - thank you for years of managing this project.