> There is one: right click → open in new tab. It work very well, much better than the jquery kludges that people come up with.
Except when people nest the images as deep as posible and overlay other elements in front of the images so you can't simply right click the image, you have to inspect source and hunt for that image URL (or check resources tab in developer mode, or whatever).
That usually happens because someone has decided they need some special javascript "gallery" for the user.
Twitter's default user timeline is the worst example of this that I know.
Except when people nest the images as deep as posible and overlay other elements in front of the images so you can't simply right click the image, you have to inspect source and hunt for that image URL (or check resources tab in developer mode, or whatever).
/rant