To conclude, Search by Image for Opera is offers you what may just be the easiest way of performing reverse image searches on the Internet right now. Interestingly enough, you can also upload images from your computer, or paste them directly from the clipboard and let the extension perform the search. The “Capture” option is also quite useful, as it allows you to select and capture a page area (with pictures included), and then upload it. The “Select & Upload” method involves you having to select an image on the page, as the extension fetches the image and uploads it. It involves you having to select an image on the page, then the extension will automatically bring up the search results using the selected search engine.

For example, you can use the “Select” function that works both from the context menu and the toolbar. Search by Image can detect most images on a web page, including those declared in CSS. The searches in question can be performed by a singular search engine, or you can enable all at once directly from the top-level context menu. Another great aspect of this tool is the fact that it comes with support for more than 30 search engines such as Google Images, Bing Images, Yandex.Images, Baidu Image Search, Sogou Images, and so forth.

You can perform image searches directly from Opera’s right-click contextual menu, or the browser’s toolbar (where the extension resides). What’s most impressive about the extension is just how easy it is to use. Search by Image is a cross-browser extension (also available for Firefox), that allows you to perform reverse image searches across the Internet with the least amount of effort. Ever wanted to search for a specific picture on the Internet only to discover that Google’s image search feature is not perfectly suited for the job at hand? If the answer is yes, and if you happen to be an Opera user, then you might be interested in what Search by Image has to offer.

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