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Run a search dork or URL template across a list of domains, opening each in tabs with batching and progress tracking. FUZZ Runner helps bug bounty hunters and security researchers work through a long list of targets without losing their place. Write a template once, using FUZZ as a placeholder (for example a search dork like site:FUZZ ext:pdf, or a URL like https://FUZZ/robots.txt), paste or import your list of domains, and step through them one by one. Each entry is turned into a search query on your preferred search engine, or opened directly when the template is a URL. How it helps: • Step through your list – move forward and back, or jump straight to any position in the list. • Batch opening – open several targets at once in separate tabs, and optionally reuse the same tabs instead of piling up new ones. • Auto-advance – open the next target automatically after a delay you choose. • Progress you can trust – the extension remembers exactly where you stopped, even after closing the popup or restarting the browser. • Large lists – import text files with thousands of domains; the list stays fast and scrolls smoothly. • Saved findings – keep a separate list of interesting targets as you go and export it to a file. • Export – download all generated queries as a text file. • Light and dark themes. Everything stays in your browser. Your lists and settings are stored locally and are never sent anywhere; the extension only opens the pages you ask it to open.
Oct 13, 2026
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