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StigNygaard · Jan 14, 2024 · 9c4978d · 9c4978d
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  </fieldset>
  <fieldset id="deepSearchSettings">
  <legend>&nbsp;Deep Search&nbsp;</legend>
- <p><em>Deep Search</em> is the name given to the method xIFr uses to find/guess which image you where thinking of when right-clicking on a webpage (No, it's not always as obvious as it may seem).</p>
+ <p><em>Deep Search</em> is the name given to the method that xIFr uses to find/guess which image you where thinking
+ of when right-clicking on a webpage to open context-menu (No, it's not always as obvious as it may seem).</p>
  <p>A special <em>"force big" mode</em><b class="up">*</b> of <em>Deep Search</em> makes it possible to ignore smaller images:</p>
  <p>
  <label for="deepSearchBiggerLimit">Make "force big" image search ignore images up to </label>
  <input type="text" id="deepSearchBiggerLimit" required="required" minlength="2" maxlength="6" size="8" pattern="[1-9]\d+" inputmode="numeric" />
  "squarepixels" big (Equivalent to f.ex: <span id="deepSearchBiggerLimitEx"></span>px).
  </p>
- <p class="note"><b class="up">*</b>You initiate the "force big" image search by using shift-click to select xIFr in browser's context menu.<span class="hideInFirefox"> NOTE! Sorry, your currently used browser might <u>not</u> support initiating "force big" using shift-click.</span></p>
+ <p class="note"><b class="up">*</b>You initiate the "force big" image search by using shift-click to select xIFr in browser's
+ context menu.<span class="hideInFirefox"> NOTE! Sorry, your currently used browser might <u>not</u> support initiating
+ "force big" using shift-click.</span></p>
  </fieldset>
  <fieldset id="noDeepSearchSettings">
  <legend>&nbsp;Deep Search&nbsp;</legend>
- <p><em>Deep Search</em> is the name given to an advanced method xIFr uses to find/guess which image you where
- thinking of when right-clicking on a webpage (No, it's not always as obvious as it may seem).</p>
+ <p><em>Deep Search</em> is the name given to the method that xIFr uses to find/guess which image you where thinking
+ of when right-clicking on a webpage to open context-menu (No, it's not always as obvious as it may seem).</p>
  <p><strong>"Deep Search" is unfortunately <em>not</em> supported in your browser!</strong>, but xIFr falls
  back to a more basic image selection method that still works in many (most?) cases.</p>
  </fieldset>