FindImageBot
GoodBotVerifiedBOTFindImageBot is the image downloading service Operated by Find.gr.
What is FindImageBot?
FindImageBot is a crawler operated by the Greek directory service Find.gr. It is designed to traverse websites to discover and index image content, which is then integrated into the Find.gr search and business listing platform. The bot identifies itself via the 'FindImageDownloader' user-agent string.
Identification
FindImageDownloaderHow we rated this bot
Verified by Cloudflare, which confirms who runs it, with no widespread reports of abuse.
What we read
- google ignoring robots.txt ? - Google Search Central Community
- How to handle AI crawlers that ignore robots.txt - LinkedIn
- Control bots, spiders, and crawlers - DreamHost Knowledge Base
- Meta Has New Web-Crawling Bots That Sneakily Get Around Robots.txt - Business Insider
- 20 Common Robots.txt Issues (and How to Avoid Them) - seoClarity
Why it crawls your site
The bot crawls the web to populate the image database of Find.gr, allowing the platform to provide visual results for local business searches and directory listings. Because the operator's primary domain currently returns network errors or restricted access, the bot's activity is likely sporadic or part of a legacy infrastructure. Website owners can manage this bot's access by adding a disallow rule for 'FindImageDownloader' in their robots.txt file.
Block or allow FindImageBot
Add a Disallow rule for FindImageDownloader in your robots.txt file. You can also block at the server level using your web server configuration or CDN firewall rules to filter requests matching the user-agent string.
# Block FindImageBot from crawling your entire site User-agent: FindImageDownloader Disallow: / # Allow FindImageBot full access User-agent: FindImageDownloader Allow: /
Ensure your robots.txt allows FindImageDownloader. Verify requests by checking the user-agent string.
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