Multi Image Search per SilverRabbit90

Multi Image Search adds a single "Image Search" entry to the image context menu. One click sends the image to every engine you have enabled, each in its own tab, so you can compare results instead of repeating the same search seven times.

Included engines

Google Lens
Yandex Images
TinEye
Bing Visual Search
SauceNAO (art and anime)
Trace.moe (anime)
Baidu Images

Custom engines

Add any reverse image search service by pasting its URL pattern and using {URL} where the image address belongs, for example https://example.com/search?image={URL}. Patterns that simply end with = also work. Custom engines can be renamed, disabled or deleted at any time.

Tab handling

Choose the order in which engines open — the result tabs follow that order.
Place the result tabs at the end of the tab strip, or immediately to the left or right of the current tab.
Optionally insert an empty separator tab so the results are visually detached from the page you were reading.
Optionally focus the first result tab instead of staying on the current page.

Enhanced image detection (optional)

Some sites hide the real image behind a transparent overlay or draw it as a CSS background. Turning on "Enhanced image detection" in the options page lets the extension read the address of the element you actually right-clicked. This feature asks for access to the sites you visit, it is off by default, and it can be revoked from the same toggle at any time. Everything else works without it.

Privacy

No analytics, no telemetry, no accounts, no remote code. Your engine list and settings live in local browser storage and never leave the browser. The only network request the extension causes is the search tab itself, opened directly on the engine you chose.

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