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>>17565630
No, it is much simpler than that. When you view the instagram post normally on a computer, this is the screen you see. You click on the date or time that is circled in red here, and that opens up the post in a new window. From there you can view the source code of the entire page by right clicking. Then you ctrl+f .jpg. If it is an instagram post with one image, it should be the first .jpg which is now line 56 of the source code. However, if there are two images in the instagram post, it is the last .jpg in the source code for the second image. Or second to last .jpg if there are three images, ect.