How To Find The Source?

[SkyRider]

I downloaded a JPEG from the Internet a couple of weeks ago but forgot which website it came from. Is there a way to find the website?

 

[larry]

or tineye.com

 

[SkyRider]

copy the exact name of JPEG pic and search for it on google images.

Tried Goggle and it didn't work. Maybe I'll give tineye.com a try.

 

[WoodPeckr]

It should be still listed in your browser 'history'..... unless you have your history set to auto delete.
Just go into your browser history and go back to time/day you think you got that pic and the website will be listed for you.

 

[SkyRider]

It should be still listed in your browser 'history'....
Just go into your browser history and go back to time/day you think you got that pic and the website will be listed for you.

Tried that. It does show I viewed that JPG but when I clicked on the item, I get a popup that says it is "unsafe" to do so.

 

[Radio_Shack]

You want "The source"?

 

[splooge]

tineye is awesome for verifying girls CL ads and profile pics.

 

[WoodPeckr]

FWIW on checking the source and ads....

A few search tips:

If tineye doesn't bring up any matches then do a google image search. Then after that google the phone number. Guys we have all of the information a few clicks away. For example, I just responded to this ad in the requests forum....http://rochester.backpage.com/Female...ere-21/6656273 asking if the girl was real or not. Within 5 minutes I got a link from some website in L.A. If you don't know how to use a computer, then I understand. But if you want to have fun and be safe, then don't be lazy. If you're lazy, then anything bad that happens is to your own detriment because you think it takes too much work to copy and paste. One thing's for sure, there would be less TOFTT if guys would just sit down for about 5 to 10 minutes and do some work!!!

 

[djk]

First, you need to find the key maker.

 

[SkyRider]

Thanks guys. I found the website the old fashion way by going backwards through trial and error.