Save precious time: TinEye Mozilla add-on and plugins! <3

Posted Feb 06.09 by to Image Search, TinEye, TinEye Updates, Using TinEye | 5 Comments »  

Click, BAM. Click, BAM. No, that’s not a grenade–that’s just the peaceful sound of the TinEye plugin providing you with instant search satisfaction! If you are running Firefox or Internet Explorer and you have not installed the TinEye plugin, you don’t know what you’re missing. Just right-click on any image from wherever you happen to be on the intertubes, and TinEye will quickly and quietly search for that image in a background tab or separate window.

Firefox users update: we’ve just released version 0.5 of our plugin. It is now out of the sandbox and available directly from Mozilla! If you’ve already tried out the FF version, why not write us a review?

Oh, and for our Opera and Safari friends: Sorry we do not have a special plugin just for you, but we do have a really great bookmarklet that is the next best thing.

Happy Friday!

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COMMENTS / 5 COMMENTS

And still don’t work with Firefox 3.1 :/
Ok, ok, it’s still beta, but Mozilla ask add-ons developers about month ago to update add-ons for new Firefox.

matrixik Feb 09 09 at 7:32 am

I absolutely love this plug-in. I’m on the web alot and I always get a feeling that there’s something missing from or still inconvenient about websurfing. TinEye has definitely filled a big gap in my websurfing.

Bob Feb 11 09 at 8:19 pm

keep up the awesome work! this one is fun – i think i found the iphone one to be even super duper cooler! ;)

the virtual poetry you have brought to the search for the elusive image — can often, too, be found in that which describes it – http://web-poet.com/2009/02/18/tineye/

enjoy!

Web Laureate Feb 18 09 at 10:47 pm

My god, TinEye is immense.

And a Firefox plugin? Does it get any better?

Seriously, this is an amazing service.

Skyhigh Feb 19 09 at 6:30 am

Oh hey Web Laureate, thanks for the TinEye poem! That’s awesome!

Leila Boujnane Mar 19 09 at 6:48 pm

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