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Visual search builder, saved filters, history & organization grouping for Gmail. 100% local, no login. Advanced Search for Gmail adds a powerful visual search builder right inside Gmail, so you never have to memorize search operators again. FEATURES • Visual Search Builder: build precise Gmail searches with simple controls for From, To, Cc, Bcc, subject, contains and exclude words, date ranges, attachments, file size, labels, location, read/unread status, and Google Workspace file types. A live preview shows the exact query, and one click runs it in Gmail. • Favorite Filters: save any search and reuse it in one click. Import and export as JSON. • Search History: every search you run is saved automatically. Re-run it, or expand any entry to read it in plain language such as From, Type, and Date. • Organizations: group related domains (for example every address a company uses) and search them all together in one click. • People autocomplete: suggests contacts as you type, learned locally from your own mailbox. 100% PRIVATE Everything runs in your browser and is stored locally with chrome.storage.local. The extension makes no network requests, has no login, no account, and no analytics. Your data never leaves your device. HOW IT WORKS After installing, open Gmail. You will find Advanced Search in the left sidebar, just below Labels, and a floating button in the bottom-right corner. Click either one to open the search builder. Build your query, press Search in Gmail, and Gmail runs it using its own search engine. The extension simply generates the query for you.
Jul 12, 2026
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