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Image Direct is meant to come as a response towards Google's recent decision to remove the "Direct View" button from the Google Images interface.
The button formerly functioned as a direct link to the image in question, allowing users to bypass the hosting web site itself. Now, due to the disappearance of the button, users will have to click and visit the hosting site to view the image, which may or may not have a downloadable edition (or a large enough size).
Since the add-on's purpose is a simple one, it has next-to-no effect on Mozilla Firefox's overall performance, so you don't have to worry about lagging when browsing.
Unfortunately, it seems sometimes to make some of the other buttons disappear, such as the "Share" or "View Saved" button. One solution to this problem would be to occasionally refresh the current tab.
One thing worth mentioning is that the button added by the extension isn't currently translated in any other language than English, so regardless of the region the browser classifies you as, the button will still display "Direct Image Link".

* Adds an image-direct button to the page that allows links to any image on the current page, be it the current page or one of its siblings.
* Makes use of Mozilla’s preferred mechanism for linking to images, which is a keyword-argument-based link rather than the traditional link-target.
* May or may not cause a lag (in my experience, the lag appears only occasionally).

A:

Google removed the direct viewing button in December 2016, and it doesn’t look like the functionality is coming back. The only other way to access the image is to go to the link Google used to provide to search results.
From: Google Image Search: direct image link

In December, we introduced a new way of displaying an image directly in the search results: The image won’t be surrounded by links to websites, but just displayed on the search page itself, like a typical image.

The direct link will only work if the image is hosted by Google (as opposed to being linked to from another website).
The text now says:

View the image directly in the search results.

So if you want to access the image directly, you need to set this option to yes. It’s a necessary distinction, because if the image is hosted somewhere else, the direct link would open up the site hosting the image.

A:

It seems that you’re specifically referring to the image upload images that you get in “Image Search”, right?
If so, you can get direct access to the images hosted by Google without a slow delay through the “Image Direct” addon.
To do so,

Open “Image Search”.
Select “Choose File” for the top-right “Link Image” button. (It’s a white + symbol)
Select the image you want to upload, and click “Upload” to get the URL to the image hosted by Google, which is often the URL directly to the image on Google’s servers. This URL will always work even if the image isn’t hosted by Google. If the image isn’t hosted by Google, then you’ll have to click “Image Direct” (the green arrow button) to get to the page with the direct image link to the image.
Use the URL to open that image directly.

Note:
This does have a few limitations. The biggest is that it only works for uploads that Google has hosted. If you upload the image from a site

Image Direct is meant to come as a response towards Google’s recent decision to remove the “Direct View” button from the Google Images interface. The button formerly functioned as a direct link to the image in question, allowing users to bypass the hosting web site itself. Now, due to the disappearance of the button, users will have to click and visit the hosting site to view the image, which may or may not have a downloadable edition (or a large enough size). Since the add-on’s purpose is a simple one, it has next-to-no effect on Mozilla Firefox’s overall performance, so you don’t have to worry about lagging when browsing. Unfortunately, it seems sometimes to make some of the other buttons disappear, such as the “Share” or “View Saved” button. One solution to this problem would be to occasionally refresh the current tab. One thing worth mentioning is that the button added by the extension isn’t currently translated in any other language than English, so regardless of the region the browser classifies you as, the button will still display “Direct Image Link”.

A:

I’ve tested this extension, and there seems to be no actual problem with Firefox’s performance when you use it. After a short period of time, the other buttons started to disappear, but the only thing I can think of is having to refresh the page if you’re not in that tab, or reloading the page (but you should probably be able to disable that behaviour). The only thing I noticed is that the text of the button isn’t auto-translated when you move between different languages, but the button itself is.
As a side note, if you’re using AdBlock Plus, you should be able to change “Image Direct” to a custom link, and use that instead of the actual link.

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Image Direct is meant to come as a response towards Google’s recent decision to remove the “Direct View” button from the Google Images interface. The button formerly functioned as a direct link to the image in question, allowing users to bypass the hosting web site itself. Now, due to the disappearance of the button, users will have to click and visit the hosting site to view the image, which may or may not have a downloadable edition (or a large enough size).

“This add-on replaces the ‘Direct View’ button on images hosted by Google. This means that whenever you visit a page hosted by Google, and the image used is hosted by them, you’ll be redirected to the host page with the ability to save and view the image.
“This means that all major image search engines are supported. The Google View button is still available in the search results pages, on top left.”

A:

I’ve had a bad experience with the Direct View, and simply returned to the old behaviour.
Often (almost always on mobile) the new behaviour meant that the link was either truncated or no longer even direct. Or it would be just a bit-bucket link to a landing page.
Mozilla should retune their search results to favour one-stop web-search over those that urge you to think, and try to trick users back into clicking on untrusted third-party downloads.

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   Bypass the hosting web site in order to immediately navigate to images.
Installation:
   Install the add-on, open it, and click “Settings”.
   Select which web site you want to use.
   Note that if you select a web site that’s associated with a featured image (anything related to Google Photos), the button won’t be available. You can try to change the topmost site’s featured image in order to remove this problem.
   Alternatively, you can select “All Sites”. The resulting button will not be visible.
   The extension currently only allows you to use one web site as a direct image link at a time.
   You can also uncheck the box to prevent the button from appearing the next time you visit the site.
   Under “Details” the button will display, among other things, the date it was last used.
   The add-on works with Google Images, as well as any other host site.
   The button does not require any log-in.
   The button might cause the aforementioned “Share” or “View Saved” button to disappear.
   Upon starting a visit to a new web site, the button won’t be available if no featured image is attached.
   Updates can be installed automatically when installed.
   In order to install the add-on, you first need to add the extension’s directory to your Firefox profile path.
   You can install the add-on in your Firefox profile folder by copying the extension’s folder to your bookmarks/addons folder, then reloading the profile.

A:

You can do this:

Open Firefox.
Press Ctrl + T.
Type about:config
Press Enter.
In the search box, type directimage and press Enter.

Right-click a result and click Toggle. The toggle you choose will control whether or not this feature will appear.
Entering about:config in the location bar is the default path Firefox will look in when you want to find about:config topics. You can modify that location by clicking the arrow next to about:config and pointing it to your own preferences folder.
Once you’ve figured out the exact file to open, this command in the Terminal will open it:
gedit /home/your-user-name/firefox-folder-path/about:config

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