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Welcome! Here is everything it can do.

Select text, right-click, search anywhere. This one-page tour shows each feature and exactly how to use it. It takes about two minutes.

Start the tourPin it to the toolbar first

Step 1: pin it to your toolbar

One click on the icon opens the search popup. Pin it so it is always there.

  1. Click the puzzle-piece icon (Extensions) at the top right.
  2. Find SearchAll Plus and click the pin icon beside it.
  3. The SearchAll Plus icon now stays in your toolbar.
  1. Click the puzzle-piece icon (Extensions) at the top right.
  2. Next to SearchAll Plus, click the eye icon (Show in toolbar).
  3. The icon now stays in your toolbar.
  1. Click the puzzle-piece icon (Extensions) at the top right.
  2. Click the gear beside SearchAll Plus and choose Pin to Toolbar.
  3. The icon now stays in your toolbar.
Do this once: reload any tabs that were already open before you installed. The right-click search bar only appears on pages loaded after installing.

Step 2: take the tour

Pick a topic. Everything stays on this page.

  1. Select a word, phrase or question on any web page.
  2. Right-click it and open Search for "...".
  3. Pick an engine. Results open in a new tab. Dictionary and Google Translate open in a popup window sized at 75% of your browser's width and 70% of its height.
The menu lists, in order: Google AI Mode, SearchAll Multi Search, Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Baidu, Dictionary and Google Translate, plus any engine you add. You choose the order in the popup.
Try it now: select the word serendipity in this sentence, right-click it, and choose Dictionary.

Right-click search bar: right-click anywhere on a page and a clean search bar slides in at the top, filled with whatever you selected. Press Enter to search SearchAll Multi Search. Close it with the ✕ or Esc. You can switch it off in Settings.

The word serendipity means finding something good by chance.
Search for "serendipity"
Google AI Mode
SearchAll
Google
Dictionary
Google Translate
  1. Open any web page and click the SearchAll Plus icon.
  2. In the Share this Page bar, click Facebook, X (Twitter), Reddit or WhatsApp. A share window opens with the page already filled in.
  3. Click More to see all 15 networks, edit or paste any link, and use Copy link. Close it with ✕, Esc or by clicking outside.
  4. Or right-click a page or a link and choose Share this page or link. Right-clicking a link shares that link.
FacebookX (Twitter)RedditLinkedInWhatsAppTelegramPinterestTumblrGmailThreadsLINEYahoo MailOutlookTeamsAddToAny
Share windows open at 75% of your browser's width and 70% of its height. The icons dim on browser pages such as chrome://settings, which can't be shared. Use More and paste a link instead. You can hide the right-click share item in Settings.
Share this PageMore
Share this page
https://example.com/article
FacebookXRedditLinkedInWhatsApp+ 10 more
Copy link

Add any website that has a search box. Example: YouTube.

  1. Go to the website and search for the word SEARCHER.
  2. Copy the complete address of the results page, including https://. For YouTube it looks like https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=SEARCHER.
  3. Click the SearchAll Plus icon, then + Add (or open Settings).
  4. Type a Site Name (YouTube) and paste the address in Link.
  5. Optional: tick Open results in a popup window for sites you'd like in a small window.
  6. Press Add search engine. It now appears in the popup and in the right-click menu.
Remove an engine you added with the ✕ beside its name. Built-in engines can be switched off in Settings, but not deleted. The link must contain SEARCHER and start with http:// or https://, or the extension will tell you what to fix.
Site Name
YouTube
Link
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=SEARCHER
☐ Open results in a popup window
Add search engine
  1. Click the browser's address bar and type ss.
  2. Press Tab (Chrome and Edge) or Space (Firefox). The address bar switches to "Search SearchAll Multi Search".
  3. Type what you want to find and press Enter.

You land on SearchAll's multi-search page with your words already searched. In Chrome and Edge, Alt+Enter opens it in a new tab instead.

The shortcut works from any tab, even on pages that block extensions. Only the words you type after ss are used, and only when you press Enter.
ssserendipity meaning
Search SearchAll Multi Search for serendipity meaning
→ searchall.net/multiple-search/#all=serendipity meaning

Click the SearchAll Plus icon, then the ⚙ button.

  1. Switch any engine on or off. Off engines disappear from the popup and the menu.
  2. Right-click search bar: show or hide the bar at the top of the page.
  3. Share menu: show or hide "Share this page or link" in the right-click menu.
  4. New tab: open searchall.net/searchplus in every new tab. Your browser will ask permission to see tab addresses (worded "read your browsing history") so the extension can tell a new tab from other tabs. It is only asked when you turn this on, and refusing leaves it off.
Tips. The right-click bar is blocked on browser pages (chrome://, add-on stores). In Firefox, if the bar does nothing, open Settings and press Allow on all sites. For private windows, allow the extension there: Chrome and Edge, Extensions → Details → Allow in Incognito / InPrivate; Firefox, Add-ons → SearchAll Plus → Run in Private Windows.
Google AI Mode
Yahoo
Right-click search bar
Share menu (15 networks)
searchall.net in every new tab
Nothing collectedNo accounts, analytics, ads or tracking.
Stays in your browserYour settings are saved only in your browser.
You choose where it goesText goes only to the engine you click.
Start searching