u/Prettygreen12

Google Images was perfect, years ago:

I could click on an image and it displayed full-size. THAT'S WHAT EVERY USER WANTED IT TO DO.

Then I could quickly scroll through images which popped up full-size, just using the right arrow key. Which is WHAT EVERY USER WANTED IT TO DO.

I could click once on source links, and the page would just open in a new tab. WHICH IS WHAT EVERY USER WANTED IT TO DO.

Then the total idi0ts at Google decided to ruin a perfectly good thing. There was no explanation and zero attempt to restore it to its former function. Now the larger image display often shows a smaller image than the thumbnail. No thanks. I can open the image in a new screen, which eats more memory and demands more clicks of my battle-scarred RSI wrists. No thanks!

Now clicking a link leads to a thoroughly unnecessary irritating sidebar that just obscures the screen. Getting to the freaking site demands more clicks on my RSI-scarred wrists. Gross. Literally NO ONE WANTED THIS.

Because these developer idi0ts have shot themselves in the foot and ruined a perfectly good tool, I'm giving up on Chrome. What browser has an Images tool that just works like Google Images used to? I'm done.

Just started Airbnb hosting. I'm seeking recs for a natural-fiber cotton or silk coordinated set I can throw on in the morning in case I run into guests in the hallway. So basically, pajamas in public---that don't look like pajamas. Any ideas?

Will be braless, and I'm busty, so nothing too tight on top please. I have superwide shoulders, so V-neck, slit-neck, or scoop tops work best. Also have wide hips and some belly, so bottoms need to be fairly sleek. Flare shapes always work.

Bright Winter color season, so cool jewel or bright tones are best. Thank you!

I'd like to offer our Airbnb guests a single-serve coffee or tea option that is fairly quick, mess-free, and plastic-free, and doesn't require access to running water/a sink. So we'd either (ideally) prefill a tank with filtered water, or provide a kettle and a pitcher of filtered water. Also needs to be pretty intuitive/simple to use. Is there any good option?

I'd like to put custom gold metallic calligraphy room labels (from purchased fonts) on doors and walls in a house. I have no handy calligraphy skills. What's the best way to do this?

- 3D print/Silhouette/Cricut custom stencils & spray-paint gold metallic

- print metallic gold stickers from some kind of special printer

- ??

Love to hear your advice. Please bear in mind I'm not very skilled, so something complicated involving multiple passes, gold metallic powder, or hand drawing is probably out.

Haven't yet bought the Silhouette, just wondering if it's the best machine to create custom stencils? Love to hear ppl's opinions.