Trying to get users to confirm their personal information with a forced window, as if it were a natural right to find out the sites they have entered, is data theft no matter where you look. It doesn't matter if I or someone else is looking for a similar photo, I don't have to give the producer of the program information about every site we visit, we're not. This issue may bother Mozilla Firefox a lot in the future. The decision is yours.

tineye has literally never worked so having an extension for it is the most pointless thing i could think of

Wow! This is going to save me so much time and effort!

ERRORS THAT IT CAN NOT READ IMAGES ON MOST SITES

Thanks

So I had to find a high-res image of a screenshot from a PDF but normal search engines weren't giving me anything.

And so I got this extension, and I looked it up, and it found me some a list of results.

I ordered them by size because I wanted the highest resolution.

It gave me a link to an article and image, both no longer available.

I looked them up on the wayback machine, and I didn't get anything for the article, but I did get the picture. And so I've got a really huge higher resolution image that I was looking for.

Thank you. <3

Doesn't allow to search all images on different sites