
WebExtension: Adds an option to the context menu to search with an image on various services. Made with Svelte.
The Reverse Image Search WebExtension is a powerful tool designed for those who frequently utilize image searches across multiple platforms. It offers an easy and efficient way to search using images instead of traditional text-based queries. By integrating various search engines like Google, Bing, Yandex, TinEye, SauceNAO, and IQDB directly into your browser's context menu, users can quickly find information about images with just a few clicks.
What sets this extension apart is its commitment to user privacy, ensuring that all searches are conducted client-side without collecting or sharing user data. With customizable options and a user-friendly interface, this extension caters to both casual users and those requiring extensive image search functionality.
Custom Search Providers: Add multiple custom search engines using your own URLs, enhancing the versatility of your searches.
Privacy-Focused: No user data is collected, transmitted, or stored, ensuring a secure searching experience.
Variety of Search Engines: Supports popular services like Google, Bing, Yandex, and others, giving users a wide range of search options.
Submenu for Organization: Display multiple search providers in a neat submenu, making it easy to navigate through your favorite search tools.
Flexible Search Page Options: Choose to open the search page to the left, right, or at the end of your current tab, and select background or foreground for added convenience.
Configuration Options: Offers advanced settings such as URL encoding and protocol stripping for seasoned users who want more control.
Easy Installation: Available for various browsers including Firefox, Chrome, Edge, and Opera, making it accessible to many.
Active Development: Regular updates and community feedback through platforms like Crowdin and GitHub, ensuring the extension stays current and effective.

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