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Love that I finally have a sure way to land on the source page where I can get the tutorial… and not just a repin of an image! Thanks for running the post here, Karen! StartPage searches Google for you, immediately discards IP addresses, and returns the results to you without using cookies, or holding onto personally identifiable information, or keeping a record of searches performed (all Google sees is a large amount of searches coming from Startpage’s servers – they can’t tie any searches to you or track your searches). If using a no-track search engine interests you, there is information on detailing the differences on several of the top ones.

Drop the picture there and see if the window opens up as the original source. Just have the Pinterest page open at less than full screen, and open a new window to the blank search engine page (also at less than full screen so you can accomplish the drag-and-drop) and select Images, then drag the Pinterest picture of your choice to the MAIN search (or address bar, if you search from the address bar rather than a separate search bar). Try the Find-Original-Image-Source technique using your own browser and choice of search engine. For the sake of safety and privacy, I avoid using Google searches whenever possible, so I tested this trick on my Firefox browser using my favorite non-tracking search engine called StartPage HTTPS, and it worked.

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