View images in the browser instead of having to download


  1. swarfega
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    View images in the browser instead of having to download


    IE and FF are both insisting on downloading image links such as JPG and PNG instead of viewing them in the browser. How can I make it view in the browser without having to download the image?
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  3. swarfega
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    anyone? Its rather annoying.
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