Google Reverse Image Search on AdultWork not working...

[CoolTiger]

Has anyone else noticed that you are not able to right click anymore on AW Pics, to search for images using GRIS?

Or is it just me??

[vw]

Works fine on mine, I'm  using Google Chrome !

[CoolTiger]

Works fine on mine, I'm  using Google Chrome !

Thanks. Am using Firefox and for some reason, it is not working 

[vw]

Thanks. Am using Firefox and for some reason, it is not working 

Have you accidentally disabled or removed the addon ?

External Link/Members Only

[CoolTiger]

Have you accidentally disabled or removed the addon ?

External Link/Members Only

Re-Installed it and it works fine in most sites, EXCEPT AW!!!

[ProtocolDroid]

1. Open the AW image you want to search for.
2. Right-click somewhere outside the image but within the same window and select View page source.
3. Find the image in the HTML code (always a .jpg file, in blue font colour).
4. Click on that link so the image opens in a new window.
5. Right-click photo > Search Google for image.

[MrMatrix]

Thanks PD. Still trying to find the PDF file - not so easy. And do you know all this......very impressive
GRIS

[ProtocolDroid]

Thanks PD. Still trying to find the PDF file - not so easy. And do you know all this......very impressive
GRIS

When you say PDF, do you mean .jpg? If you open an AW photo in a separate window (step 1) there's only ever one single .jpg file highlighted in blue in the code, around 2/3 of the way down. That's the one.

[MrMatrix]

When you say PDF, do you mean .jpg? If you open an AW photo in a separate window (step 1) there's only ever one single .jpg file highlighted in blue in the code, around 2/3 of the way down. That's the one.

Thanks CT, yes did mean jpg. Also meant to say  "And how do you know all this - very impressive".
Sorry guys had a bad hair day and desperate for a shag.

[newforthisyear]

I disable javascript and installed the addon "Right to click" so I can manually copy and paste the image urls

[CoolTiger]

1. Open the AW image you want to search for.
2. Right-click somewhere outside the image but within the same window and select View page source.
3. Find the image in the HTML code (always a .jpg file, in blue font colour).
4. Click on that link so the image opens in a new window.
5. Right-click photo > Search Google for image.

Tried the above method, got an error message on both GRIS and TinEye....

404. That’s an error.

The requested URL /searchbyimage was not found on this server. That’s all we know.

Whoops! It looks like you are searching for keywords instead of pointing TinEye to a specific image.