https://ifunny.co/fun/2czfSkwO5?s=cl

Character name seems to be Erica, owned by tomcio1992 on FA ( http://www.furaffinity.net/user/tomcio1992/ )

Signature looks like it says cobalta, but cobalta on FA, who has drawn art of this character, doesn't seem to have a matching signature/style as this image.

Edit: This image ( http://www.furaffinity.net/view/24640513/ ) has a similar signature, but I still can't find the particular image itself.

https://www.furaffinity.net/view/22782163/

e621 forum is best reverse image search engine

forum #248893
forum #249048
forum #249118
forum #249155
and this topic.

If you are really requesting this many times in this low amount of time, simply respond the topics you have already created rather than creating completely new ones, some even with the exact same topic name. Pretty sure at this point it starts to count as spam.

Highly encouraged actions would also be to simply stop using iFunny and Know Your Meme completely and learning basic level of reverse searching if you are needing it so often.

Mario69 said:
forum #248893
forum #249048
forum #249118
forum #249155
and this topic.

If you are really requesting this many times in this low amount of time, simply respond the topics you have already created rather than creating completely new ones, some even with the exact same topic name. Pretty sure at this point it starts to count as spam.

Highly encouraged actions would also be to simply stop using iFunny and Know Your Meme completely and learning basic level of reverse searching if you are needing it so often.

Its for a friend who can be quite annoying

Asyus55 said:
Its for a friend who can be quite annoying

That really doesn't change the point though. :) Use the same topics yo've already created. No one's going to decide to not click on a thread because they think it's already been answered <3

Mario69 said:
Highly encouraged actions would also be to simply stop using iFunny and Know Your Meme completely and learning basic level of reverse searching if you are needing it so often.

To be fair, depending on the browser you use (especially on mobile) reverse-image searching might not be an option. For example, Firefox on iOS does not have the ability to reverse image search.

SharkFetish said:
To be fair, depending on the browser you use (especially on mobile) reverse-image searching might not be an option. For example, Firefox on iOS does not have the ability to reverse image search.

...what? reverse image searching is done on websites and pages meant for reverse image searching and i highly doubt that these websites have restricted access for users with specific browser and operating system? and if the browser itself refuses to function on those sites, i recommend switching it to something functional

Commander_Eggplant said:
...what? reverse image searching is done on websites and pages meant for reverse image searching and i highly doubt that these websites have restricted access for users with specific browser and operating system? and if the browser itself refuses to function on those sites, i recommend switching it to something functional

My exact reaction.

Before there was any kind of way to reverse search the image files themselves, before the tineye was a thing, this sites search function or regular were the things to use and even now if sauceNAO and google fail you, those will still work and many of these threads has been solved by simply manually searching the site.

Only thing browsers may have is right click/long press for easier instant search for stuff, but that's pretty much just shortcut to use other websites native features. Devices clipboard should be more than enough.

Commander_Eggplant said:
...what? reverse image searching is done on websites and pages meant for reverse image searching and i highly doubt that these websites have restricted access for users with specific browser and operating system? and if the browser itself refuses to function on those sites, i recommend switching it to something functional

Welp, thats embarrassing. I didn’t know about the websites. I just know you can do it directly via Google and Bing, though on mobile the option isn't always available. Sorry for the confusion.