<offtopic> Minor website feedback:

Setting the `download` property on all of your screenshot image anchors is a very odd choice: not only does it make it very difficult to view the images quickly & easily in-browser, it also clogs up my Downloads directory with things I don't intend to keep.

Not only that, but it goes beyond client-side measure: someone has gone to the extra trouble of also setting `content-disposition: attachment` on each of the image HTTP response headers to make absolutely sure they can't be viewed easily in browser, even with workarounds.

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quesera 2 days ago | parent [-]

I suspect it's a Hey-wide thing.

But if you trim off the `?disposition=attachment` from the URL, it loads in the browser. At least for me in Firefox.

	▲	lucideer 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		Ah... that makes sense. I hadn't heard of Hey before but it appears Hey World is a pretty newly added feature to a platform primarily built for & around email - attachments do make some deal of sense in that context, though I'd imagine I might still like to browse image attachments in my email client from time to time rather than stash them in downloads. Might just be teething issues for a new product though.