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Looks like Firefox nightly has the same problem as Chrome that you can't use the back button. This is true for both scripts (Eza's Pixiv Fixiv & Eza's Image Glutton)

The scripts still work in regular Firefox, dunno if these changes in Nightly will eventually break Firefox too.

Looks like Firefox nightly has the same problem as Chrome that you can't use the back button. This is true for both scripts (Eza's Pixiv Fixiv & Eza's Image Glutton)The scripts still work in regular Firefox, dunno if these changes in Nightly will eventually break Firefox too.

I can confirm the issue is present on the latest version of librewolf (as of 2/21/2025)

Script still loads the URL with "#dnr" tag in the browser's history, so idk what's going on

Can author respond? Thanks!

any chance of this being fixed?

Still present in Mozilla Firefox 136 with ViolentMonkey and the latest version of the script

if you open a gelbooru page you get sent to the direct pic but the back button wont let you go back afterward so you need to either constantly enabling and disabling the script or not use it at all which sucks bcuse i like opening the full images straight up

There may not be a clean solution. This is browser behavior designed to prevent back-trapping.

User input on the submission page (like scrolling) avoids the problem. But a script cannot fake that. Not even a userscript.

I could fake the bare image without leaving the page. But that never resembles native browser behavior for bare images.

I can append the page URL to the image, and trigger the script on the image too. But that doesn't let me change where Back goes.

The least-bad solution looks like one I've been avoiding: I can place a button on the image, linking back to the submission page. But it's reversed. You'd be going forward, from the image, to the page.

I'm going to implement the button and hope it can later be removed.

There may not be a clean solution. This is browser behavior designed to prevent back-trapping.

User input on the submission page (like scrolling) avoids the problem. But a script cannot fake that. Not even a userscript.

I could fake the bare image without leaving the page. But that never resembles native browser behavior for bare images.

I can append the page URL to the image, and trigger the script on the image too. But that doesn't let me change where Back goes.

The least-bad solution looks like one I've been avoiding: I can place a button on the image, linking back to the submission page. But it's reversed. You'd be going forward, from the image, to the page.

I'm going to implement the button and hope it can later be removed.

This solution is simple, not for me I can't code, add a "Hold *This Button* to open the default page the image is at" feature. Basically, like Hold alt and click the thumb to take you to the commet/submission page.

The intended functionality is that you only need to open the submission once. It's a direct replacement for opening the tab normally, right-clicking the image, and selecting View Image. (Or finding the Download link, on sites that show a lower-resolution image by default.)

Modifying a link as you click on it also sounds like something modern browsers would actively prevent.