  > And often it's tiny stupid things like removing "show image" from the context menu

Are you talking about how they changed "View Image" to "Open Image in New Tab"?

I mean... come on... that is... petty.

There's two easy workarounds if you are really adamant about not having that new tab. 1) copy the link and just paste it in. Ctrl (or cmd)+L to the browser bar and then just paste. Pretty quick thing. I do something similar when pages prevent the opening image and I just pull it from the inspector instead. 2) You can just drag the image onto the tab.

I mean.. I get it. I'm a vim user so who wants to lift your hand and reach for the mouse. But I'm not sure that kind of thing is even a paper cut. Paper cuts draw blood. Making you view an image in a new tab instead of the current one is more like they don't have your favorite color toy. Annoying, but it's not like anything meaningful changed.

▲ encom 4 days ago | parent [-]

Wait until they remove the feature YOU rely on hundreds of times a day. I dunno why you are so eager to invalidate my opinion. It's not impossible to work around, I'm not retarded, but it's tedious as fuck.

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motorest 3 days ago | parent [-]

> Wait until they remove the feature YOU rely on hundreds of times a day.

So they renamed a menu entry to "Open image in new tab" from "View image".

Is this what you qualify as a problem that... Forces you to switch to an entirely different application?

And that is your best example.

	▲	godelski 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		In their defense, it wasn't a rename. "View image" viewed the image in the same tab. But yeah, I agree that it is a pretty petty thing to be passionately upset about.