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This extension will search the specified keyword on all major search engines Did you know? Because different search engines use different algorithms, the same search term might give different results. Tired of searching through several different search engines to find out the answer to your question? Look no further, MultiSearch is here to help you. Simply enter the search term, select all the search engines you want to search on, and press enter, or click the search button, and voila! You will get all the results from your selected search engines, on different tabs. This can be especially useful for developers, coders, researchers and students, who search through different search engines. We say this from experience. This has been built by a student based on an idea from a researcher. Default shortcut keys: Ctrl+M for Windows, Command+M on Mac. Search Engines supported now: Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo and Yandex. Depending on the number of search engines selected, the extension opens new tabs and searches on each search engine using the search term provided and displays the result from your selected search engines. HURRY, and download fast, because this is a trial run of the extension. The first few to download this can keep it forever for free! If you find this extension helpful, please help the developer continue building this (and other great ideas) by becoming a Patreon here - https://www.patreon.com/nithesh_gurudaas Roadmap: v2 - Add your own engines v2.1 - Create your own shortcuts v something.something - something or the other and as many as you think are needed
Oct 29, 2025
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