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Quickly search within the current website.
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Search Website is a lightweight browser extension that eliminates the tedious steps normally required to restrict a web search to the site you are already visiting. Instead of manually copying the URL, opening a new tab, typing site:example.com keyword, and hoping you got the domain syntax right, you just click the extension icon (or use its keyboard shortcut). A tiny popup appears with focus set to the text box; type your query, press Enter, and a fresh results tab opens in your preferred search engine—already scoped to the current domain or sub-domain.
Why Everyday Users Should Install It Speed and Convenience The average power user performs the “site-search” pattern dozens of times a day. Search Website turns a six-step process (select address bar, copy host, open tab, prepend site:, paste, type query) into two steps: click, type. Across a full working day, that can reclaim minutes of friction that would otherwise break focus.
Happy User Groups
Software Developers & DevOps Engineers Source-code portals, API reference sites, bug trackers, and wiki systems often come with poor internal search. Developers waste valuable minutes flipping between tabs or grepping remote repositories. Search Website lets them jump straight to every mention of a function, class, or error string hosted under the current company domain.
Researchers, Journalists, and Academics When combing through archives, legal databases, or university domains, narrowing scope is essential to avoid irrelevant hits. The extension turns sprawling sites like archive.nytimes.com or law.stanford.edu into instantly searchable silos.
SEO Specialists & Content Strategists Auditing how keywords are distributed across sub-pages or identifying duplicate content requires frequent domain-specific queries. The extension’s precision and rapid workflow simplify that repetitive task dramatically.
Online Shoppers and Reviewers Tech reviewers and savvy buyers often want to know whether a retailer’s own FAQ, blog, or support forum references a particular product flaw. Instead of trusting a site’s built-in search (often broken or ad-heavy), they can use familiar engine syntax with one click.
Product Managers & QA Testers Internal staging environments rarely have search enabled. Search Website allows testers to confirm that updated copy, new feature flags, or privacy statements are propagated across an entire test domain without building a custom script.