Got a new pop-up saying I had to share all my data or uninstall the extension. Fuck that. Definitely unistalling. There are already too many apps/services/whatever that try to harvest your data; I'm definitely not keeping an optional one. I guess the one point in their favor is that they notified me of it, but still, if the options are "let me harvest all your data carte blanche" and "uninstall," then there's not really a choice. I'm out, and everyone else should be too.

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

ERRORS THAT IT CAN NOT READ IMAGES ON MOST SITES

Rarely comes up with any results. Google Images is far from perfect, but it's worlds better than this.

I couldn't remember the last time TinEye came up with a match, but then today, I did a TinEye search on a photo of a celebrity...and it came up with mostly .rs, .ua, and .pl domains, and none of the matches were helpful. Uninstalling.

This used to work for years, then all of a sudden doesn't show up with a right click in a background tab, and therefore does not work because ti is not accessable

As of a few days ago this add-on NO LONGER WORKS with Firefox. Despite claims by the developer reinstalling it WILL NOT WORK. I have done it multiple times, on two separate computers, with the same result each time. This add-on is broken. I just use Google Lens now.

100+ fake reviews for this. 0 results for the most overused internet images? 4.2 rating? seriously?. clean up reviews please.

I'm doubtful this even works.

After installing TinEye, I performed side-by-side searches for three images off the web, Google's image search vs TinEye. Google found 9, 14, and 103 image matches; TinEye found zero, zero, and zero.

Uninstalled.

Barely works, if at all. Even when it worked it gave back very limited results.

Doesn't work anymore. Needs an update.

бесполезный плагин как и сайт
проверил на аватарках друзей, на еще кое чем, ничего не нашел!

Tried TinEye a couple of times: first time a year or so ago, but it was not finding images: it FREQUENTLY returns ZERO RESULTS. Then I tried HagGeowanni's reverse image search add-on which found the exact image in 50 or more locations. I stuck with that right up until recently when a reset lost all my add-ons, so I was tempted to try TinEye again to see why so many find it so good. However it just doesn't work: I run a search, TinEye can't find the image AT ALL, yet when I use HG's add-on, it finds them every time, no problem. I presume that TinEye might be failing to work as my browser and add-ons are setup to stop my usage from being tracked.

Downloaded on firefox. Right click on photos and nothing to do with TinEye shows up. Don't bother downloading this