If one way does not work, the other might.
(1) Paste in the URL address, or (2) Save the image on your desktop and then upload it into the tineye search window.When I try to use tineye on ads from that back site, the photos won't search. I'm using IE.
Try using Google Image Search instead. I've found it to yield much better results. Not sure how it will work when on IE, though, as I use it with Google browsing. Maybe someone else will chime in with their experience with this combo.
If one way does not work, the other might.
(1) Paste in the URL address, or
(2) Save the image on your desktop and then upload it into the tineye search window.
& it always worked before. I really don't want to save it on my computer, thankyou!
Verifying images is an important part of my reasearch.
(edited to fix typo)
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Try clicking on the image to open it in a new window, then using that url. I've also had better results with Google image, but I routinely use both.
guess I need to learn how. Maybe I'll Google it! LOL!