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Removes the #.png tacked to the end of google images. #62
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I hide gifs by default in hipchat because, frankly, it's one of the only tools I have to control the noise caused by people using the google image lookup. Tacking `#.png` to the end of the url generated by this script is enough to defeat Hipchat's gif hiding. I don't know what problem this was trying to solve, but it seem superflous.
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I hide gifs by default in hipchat because, frankly, it's one of the
only tools I have to control the noise caused by people using the google
image lookup. Tacking
#.pngto the end of the url generated by this scriptis enough to defeat Hipchat's gif hiding.
I don't know what problem this was trying to solve, but it seem superflous.