There’s a fine line between searching and the right search. If you’re tired of sifting through countless search results to find exactly what you need, you’ve come to the right place.
These powerful free Chrome extensions will revolutionize your search experience, letting you filter, organize, and find information more efficiently than ever before.
Search All
Why limit your searches to Google? With one click, our Search All extensions let you expand your queries to Amazon, Bing, Wikipedia, Yahoo, eBay, X, and YouTube.
You can search everything at once by clicking the extension’s icon, or search any of them by right-clicking on a term and selecting your desired search engine from the context menu. You can also add your own custom search engine.
Search The Current Page
Don’t be fooled: Search the current site is not just a Ctrl-F extension. This actually finds your search term on all pages of the site you’re currently viewing.
You can use Google, Yahoo, Bing, or Yandex for your searches. Google will be selected as your default search engine unless you change this in the options menu.
Search Result Previews
Add visual flair to your search results with the handy Search Results Preview extension.
As the name suggests, this tool adds a thumbnail of the site next to each search result, giving you an idea of what will happen when you click on it.
Previews can be added to Google, DuckDuckGo, Bing and other search engines, giving you lots of options.
Search Youtube
Browsing YouTube is a convenient, easy and simple way to search for terms in the world’s most popular video archive.
Highlight a word or phrase and right-click to see the “Search YouTube…” message. option in the context menu that appears. Select it and you’re ready to go.
Browse All Tabs
We are not going to tell you how to live your life, but you’re keeping hundreds of tabs open in your browser and you’re giving me anxiety that no therapist can ever help with.
You definitely need professional help. It’s the “Search All Tabs” extension. This is perfect for when you need to find something that’s sure to be hidden somewhere in a jungle of open web pages that puts a fatal strain on your meager RAM.
The extension offers a number of useful options, including which search engine to use and how to scope your search: page title, page content, or both.
Once you’ve found what you’re looking for, clicking on it will directly activate the corresponding tab for quick access.