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Created By Detailed.com
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Primarily created for SEOs, this extension removes the 'breadcrumbs' which replace URLs in search results and gives you back the full URL of the page you're trying to visit.
This is incredibly useful when performing site:domain.com searches and you want to see if strange URLs appear in search results.
There are other ways to extract URLs from search results of course but when you're just looking for quick issues and opportunities to fix things, this saves you from having to hover over URLs to see what they actually are.
For questions or help, please email [email protected].
Created for free by https://detailed.com for the SEO community.
Latest reviews
- (2021-02-15) B Middleton: It has made browsing the web a lot easier. Just a shame that there's no Firefox alternative.
- (2020-09-16) Mia Trip: Doesn't work, please update it.
- (2020-02-11) Pedro Macedo: It's broken these days.
- (2020-01-16) Daniël: It works, but it currently makes a mess, as Google redesigned the search results slightly. The breadcrumbs are now above the search result, meaning the full url will now cut into the search results themselves with this extension, making it fairly unusable.
- (2019-10-25) David Peake: Super-useful extension now that Google is more frequently testing breadcrumbs in the search results. Thanks to Glen for quickly making the extension compatible with google.com.au (along with a bunch of other Google TLDs) upon request.
- (2019-09-19) Nick Samuel: It's become a must-have for any SEOs out there following Google's ongoing war with the humble URL. Such a simple idea with great execution. Side note: I was tempted to give 4 stars as there isn't a publicly available Firefox version but this would feel a bit uncharitable for a free plugin + irrelevant for a Chrome Store Review. And Glen is a good guy!
- (2019-09-09) Ian Cunningham: Does what it says. Simple and effective.
- (2019-08-22) Mark Rofe: Does exactly what it says it should do. Really useful, not sure where this has been all my life. You should download it too.