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Who Stole My Pictures Is a Firefox Extension That Helps You Locate Copied Images

admin — Sat, 10 Sep 2011 03:03:50 +0000

Firefox: If you’re worried people might be using an image of yours without telling you, Who Stole My Pictures is an extension for Firefox that lets you reverse search with a simple right-click. Instead of just using one service, Who Stole My Pictures makes use of Yandex, Tineye, Google, Baidu and Cydral to search for your image. With a simple click you can open all five search engines at once to see if anyone has snagged you pictures without credit. Who Stole My Pictures?

DownThemAll! 2.0 Brings Powerful Download Management to Firefox 4

admin — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 17:00:13 +0000

The popular Firefox download manager DownThemAll has finally hit version 2.0, and the new release brings a number of important changes. Not least among them is out-of-the-box support for Firefox 4, which is currently slated for a February 2011 release.

DownThemAll 2 offers even greater control over your Firefox downloads than its predecessor. Speed limits can be specified on a per-server or download basis, and you can set a global limit as well. There’s also a media-sniffing feature which allows for easy downloading of embedded video clips on the sites you browse — even HTML5 and tags are supported. DTA2 even plays nice with Firefox 4′s private browsing mode!

Check the full list of features in DTA2, or hit the link below to install the Firefox add-on.

Install DownThemAll! 2 for Firefox

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Image Search Options Adds Multiple Reverse Image Search Tools to Firefox

admin — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 02:41:09 +0000

Firefox: If you frequently find yourself scouring image search sites to match images or see if they exist elsewhere, Image Search Options puts popular image search tools right in the Firefox context menu.

After installation whenever you right click on an image you’ll be able to send the image link to image search sites like SauceNAO, IQDB, TinEye, GazoPa, and Ascii2D. By default not all of the image search engines are enabled but a quick trip to the extension options menu allows you to enable them all in the main context menu or turn on a sub-menu to further organize them. Image Search Options also includes tools direct file transfer to image search hosts, handy for images buried in the background, behind login prompts, or on your local machine.

Image Search Options is free and works wherever Firefox does.

Image Search Options

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After the Deadline Brings Better Grammar and Spellchecking to Firefox, and It’s Awesome

admin — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 04:37:22 +0000

Firefox: As you make the rounds commenting at your favorite blog or composing a lengthy email, avoid misspellings or a bad turn of phrase with After the Deadline’s excellent grammar and spellcheck Firefox extension.

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admin — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 22:39:30 +0000

Now, Mozilla has come up with a new version of Firefox. Take a look at some new features in Firefox 3, due later this month, but you can donload a beta version now, presented by Mozilla developer Mike Schroepfer.

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