On the pages of sites on the Internet, beautiful and interesting images are often found. If your network connection is erratic, unstable, then some images may not be fully loaded. But you can still download the image you want by pulling the link to it from the page source code.
Instructions
Step 1
Open the page that hosts the image. If you have disabled the display of multimedia files, then instead of images, empty squares will appear on the page, indicating the intended location of the images. Find the location of the image you want. Click on the empty square of this image to bring up the browser menu. Select the item "Save Image As", and in the save dialog box, you will see the name of the picture in the line "File name". Copy the title of the picture to the clipboard.
Step 2
Cancel the save, because if the browser cannot load the entire picture, it will be saved in exactly the same form. Right-click on the page and select "Source Code". A new window will open with the code of the page being viewed. Press Ctrl + F to bring up the search menu. Enter the name of the picture from the clipboard into the search bar and press enter. The program will indicate the place where this name is mentioned - there will be a full url link to the image. Copy the link and transfer it to a download program (eg Download Master) to download the image.
Step 3
You can find a lot of interesting things in the source code of the page. All links to images on pages are hidden there, the structure of the page and the logic of operation of some of its elements are described there. If the Javascript functions are not placed in a separate file by the developer, they can also be found in the source code of the page. You can also pull the link directly from your browser. For example, the site has a "Pictures download" hyperlink. Right-click and select "Copy link address". In this case, the content is copied to a special clipboard. You can open the browser in another tab. Next, right-click and select "Paste".
