Simply right-click an image to search using the Chrome extension.
If you are a TinEye fan and a Chrome user, you have probably been waiting for this update! The TinEye extension for Chrome now supports right-click functionality.
This means that instead of clicking the TinEye button in your Chrome toolbar to select a web image to be searched, you can simply right-click on any web image and select “Search Image on TinEye” from Chrome’s new right-click context menu.
Much easier!
Get the new version of the TinEye extension for Chrome, or grab the extension for Firefox, Safari or Internet Explorer if you haven’t already!
UPDATE: If you would like the old version of the Chrome extension which uses the toolbar button and popup window, you can get that, too.
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Lukas Pedersen Oct 05 10 at 5:59 pmI wondered where the box in the upper right corner was, but then I right-clicked on the picture (to copy the image adress and then do it “manually”), and I saw the new function! So great :)
Leila Boujnane Oct 05 10 at 6:37 pmHey Lukas: awesome. We love to enchant our fans! Happy searching.
Roger Oct 08 10 at 7:14 amYes, well, the right-click option is fine in principle. But many websites disable right-click functionality. No good at all. Can we have the toolbar button back as well, please?
Melina Stathopoulos Oct 15 10 at 11:07 amHi Roger. You may be pleased to know that we have released two versions of the TinEye extension for Chrome:
* The new extension which uses the context menu
and
* The old extension which uses a button and popupThanks for your feedback. Enjoy!
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