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A smart search sidebar companion for DN42 network explorers. DN42 Search Copilot is a light, non-intrusive Chrome extension designed for DN42 enthusiasts, network engineers, and geeks. It seamlessly embeds a dedicated DN42 search panel on the right side of Google Search, allowing you to query DN42 internal network assets without breaking your everyday browsing workflow. Key Features: - Parallel DN42 Search: Automatically captures your search query on Google (`google.com/search`) and concurrently searches DN42 internal engines (e.g., `baaka.dn42` or custom endpoints). - Non-Intrusive & Isolated UI: Built with Shadow DOM technology, guaranteeing zero CSS conflict with Google's UI, without altering your New Tab page or default search engine. - Web Proxy Gateway Support: Access DN42 search results seamlessly whether you are directly peered into DN42 or using a public DN42 Web Proxy. - Privacy-Focused & Open Source: No analytics, no tracking. All queries stay local or route directly through your specified DN42 gateways. Prerequisites: To inspect or visit returned `.dn42` links, ensure your browser is connected to the DN42 network (with DN42 Root CA installed for HTTPS) OR configure a DN42 Web Proxy Gateway in the extension settings. Open Source & Feedback: Source code and issues are hosted on GitHub.
Sep 4, 2026
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