Foragear

Foragear

Highlight/navigate to key words & phrases automatically

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How it works: - Small icons appear beside each search result - Click the icon to open the webpage in a new tab - Key phrases (based on search description) are highlighted pink + autoscroll - Keywords (based on google search query) are highlighted yellow
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What do you think? …

Aaron Johnson
Have been a user of this extension and I really love it! Being a student, I find this especially useful when researching for essays, assignments or conducting market research :)
Gideon Tay
@aaronj Happy to see that you enjoy using it!
Gideon Tay
UPDATE: The extension has currently stopped working because Google changed the way that they labelled elements in their search result page. We have submitted the fix to Google on 25 October for review. Once Google approves it, your extension should be automatically updated. We also took the opportunity to give the keywords highlighter a small upgrade so that it identifies keywords better. Update 2: It works now. v1.0.1 is live!
Gideon Tay
Created this product to enhance the google search experience by highlighting and navigating to key phrases and words. Found it especially useful for long webpages and when conducting research on the web. It's a real pain scrolling through long webpages, articles or papers trying to find relevant sections. Intend to keep this as a 100% free chrome extension. Have fun searching!
Gideon Tay
Launched and posted on Product Hunt on 1 August around 12:45AM PST, with some upvotes garnered. However, it has been automatically rescheduled to a 2 August 12AM PST launch for some reason and I am unable to relaunch it now. Contacted Product Hunt and waiting for their reply. UPDATE: PH has replied and fixed the issue. We are live again!
Aaron Johnson
Simple to use and very useful in speeding up internet research