Where did the LaTeX click-to-view code feature go?

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Once upon a time I could click on a LaTeX image and a new window with the code used to generate the image would pop up. This was super useful in learning LaTeX. This function gone?
 
Using Firefox, you might get the MathJax menu hiding as shown here:


Screenshot of a browser right-click context menu covering part of a forum page with a rendered LaTeX sum-and-derivative equation, showing Back, Forward, Reload, Bookmark This Page, View Page Source and View Page Info.



But if you scroll the page you can find it as shown here:


Screenshot of a browser right-click context menu overlaying a forum post with rendered LaTeX sums and a MathJax 'Show Source' entry visible in the menu.
 
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  • Screenshot of a browser right-click context menu overlapping a forum post with rendered LaTeX equations; the MathJax submenu lists Show Source, Format, Settings and About MathJax, with Back, Reload and Bookmark This Page below.
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Interesting. When did all this happen? I used to just click on an image.