Photos download to my computer when I click on them from Safari...

Hey there-
When I click on photos from the web (like from google images or blogger...) Instead of opening them in a new window they automatically download to my disk. It didnt used to do this- how can I disable it? It is really annoying when I am trying to open an image just to look at it and now there are all these stupid photos in my download folder...

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