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Image Search Options 2.0.3.1-signed
by Xamayon
Image Search Options provides a set of highly customizable reverse image search context menu options.
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About this Add-on
This Firefox Extension adds a set of customizable context menu options to the right click menu of images. These options allow for fast and efficient use of the IQDB, SauceNAO, TinEye, GazoPa, Ascii2D, Cydral, Yandex, Baidu, Google, (etc...) reverse image search engines.
Users are free to add their own sites, customize existing ones, and search multiple sites at a time.
Google Search by Image support will be added by default in an upcoming version, but to add it now do the following:
1. Export your Site Settings using the 'Export' button in the extension's options.
2. Save the file to your desktop, and open it with notepad. (very important)
3. At the end of the file add a new line exactly as it appears here.
4. Save the file and import it back into the extension using the 'Import' button.
Alternatively, if you wish to subject yourself to my own personal settings... ;)
An up to date importable settings file can be found here.
NOTE:
Importing an improperly formatted or improperly edited file could cause unusual issues. If something goes wrong, delete any problematic options and hit the 'Fix Defaults' button.
Users are free to add their own sites, customize existing ones, and search multiple sites at a time.
Google Search by Image support will be added by default in an upcoming version, but to add it now do the following:
1. Export your Site Settings using the 'Export' button in the extension's options.
2. Save the file to your desktop, and open it with notepad. (very important)
3. At the end of the file add a new line exactly as it appears here.
4. Save the file and import it back into the extension using the 'Import' button.
Alternatively, if you wish to subject yourself to my own personal settings... ;)
An up to date importable settings file can be found here.
NOTE:
Importing an improperly formatted or improperly edited file could cause unusual issues. If something goes wrong, delete any problematic options and hit the 'Fix Defaults' button.
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