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If you look at a picture in your browser? No way.
If you download said picture and then look at it again in an installed image viewer... you could be in trouble (no guarantees!).
SO the longer story is this: it can happen that "bad people" add "bad stuff" to a physical image. The idea here is that your image viewer will load the image, doesn't understand what to do with the overhead which then gets placed in an area that it used for the actual program execution itself. In other words: they try to 'do' stuff by telling your image viewer to do so.
But all major browsers (Edge, Opera, Chrome) were build to counter for this. Also: If a picture tries to target a well known image viewer then that doesn't automatically mean its attack will work on a browser too.
If you use a 'major' browser you should be fine. But do be careful when downloading pics and opening them in a local image viewer. If your viewer suddenly triggers an alarm that you need to elevate your permissions: DON'T!
(context: I own Win10 Pro which has sandbox mode, and I heavily use that to try crap out. This can happen but.. Windows does try to warn you about it).
Hope this can also help!
Definitely. Just don't ignore the red lights popping up when someone tries to point to you to "FreeGirls.jpg.exe". Or the famous "scr" Screenshots.