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Right-click Search

272 users

2022-11-19

Scitodate

[email protected]

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Description

Add entries in the right-click menu to search selected text on any website.

Easily search for text from your right-click menu.

⏱️ Save time by automatically filling in your selected text in a search bar of your choice
🏎️ Instant access to search results
🔥 Re-use advanced filters you commonly apply
🌐 15+ websites presets such as Gmail, Salesforce and LinkedIn (Sales Navigator)
👩🏻‍💻 Website not in presets? Simply add any other searchable website!

👤 Who is this for?
Anybody that frequently searches on specific websites, such as salespeople, recruiters and researchers.
This is the perfect solution if you frequently open a new tab, go to a website and execute a search. Especially if you have to setup the same filters each time.

🤷🏻‍♂️ How does it work?
Select a website from the available presets or add a custom website of your choice.
1. Right-click selected text
2. Select a saved website
3. Tada! A new tab with the search results opens

🤖 Technical limitations
Currently, the extension only works on websites that store queries in the URL.
You can add up to 16 websites due to limitations of context menus in Google Chrome.

✉️ Contact
Website: https://scitodate.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/10574043
Email: [email protected]

Reviews

Oliver O'Sullivan

On top of working exactly as described and doing what it's meant to do painlessly, it lets you add a custom entry which googles whatever text you've highlighted with the word "reddit" added automatically, meaning it makes googling good again. That's sort of a big deal. For the devs - it might be good to have a preliminary entry in the right-click menu prompting you to go through the setup. When I installed it and saw nothing new in that menu, I first went to the browser's extensions page, thinking the settings might be in extension options, but no dice, I had to click the icon in the bar - but because Chrome doesn't pin new extensions by default, I had to click the jigsaw button and scroll down to find your icon first. Obtuse, but not your fault at all, obviously!

Pouya Mahmoudi

Exactly what I needed. Thanks.

Mehdi Farzanehpour

Since my colleague Rink came up with this tool I have been using it non stop! It helps me to search in any tools like Salesforce, LinkedIn, Crunchbase and etc with a rightklick!