you may’t save images from Google Chrome because of permissions or browser problems.
For Android and iOS, you canlet Google Chrome access your storageto solve this problem.
If you’re on a PC, perform actions likeclearing cache, disabling extensions, and setting site permissionsto fix this issue.
Tosave images from Google, I’ve listed eight ways.
Take a Screenshot of the Image
The easiest solution is to take a screenshot of the image. On your mouse,right-clickthe image and select, “Open image in the new tab”. Then, utilize the following key combination totake a screenshot:
Download Files with Correct Extensions
Certain images on Google have file extensions such as.html,.txt,and.webp. While you may download the files as normal, opening the image will redirect you to your browser.
You need to download images with extensions like.jpg,or.pngto view your data in a graphical format. Try avoiding files with other extensions as they may have data stored in other values.
Cache data is usually stored for your convenience. It allows you toaccess a site faster, but when it builds up, it leaves less room for the browser to perform optimally.
Tryclearing up the cachedata for your browser and see if it helps resolve the issue.
Disable Unnecessary Extensions
While extensions expand your browser’s functionality, too many of them will cause problems in user experience. Extensionsconsume spacethat may slow your browser down.
Additionally, third-party extensions sometimes interfere with your browser’s built-in features which could land you to this issue. So, if you have a lot of extensions added to your browser, consider removing a few.
Configure App Permission (For Mobile)
