Wikipedia on Top

Wikipedia on Top ensures that your first Google result is always Wikipedia where possible.

Total ratings

4.50 (Rating count: 12)

Review summary

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Pros
  • It effectively shows the Wikipedia page at the top of search results when applicable.
  • Users appreciate the convenience of not having to add 'Wikipedia' to their searches.
  • The extension is lightweight and doesn't affect browser performance.
Cons
  • The extension only works if the Wikipedia page is already a result on the first page of Google.
  • It struggles with search queries that do not directly match Wikipedia article titles.
  • Some users reported it not working consistently across different browsers (e.g., Microsoft Edge).
Most mentioned
  • Works great for showing Wikipedia pages above ads.
  • User expectations vary based on individual search results.
  • Desire for similar functionality in other search engines, like Brave.
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Recent rating average: 4.40
All time rating average: 4.50

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Date Author Rating Lang Comment
2024-11-12
Henry L.
en I swear if this works... I'll edit this review to say that Edit: that only took 20 seconds. Ill be a son of gun that worked. Well, for anyone doubting... it works. Not just the first result, no, literally what what the name implies. After you search, the Wikipedia page for what you might be searching for - is literally on top. Even over ads, Wikipedia is on top. The first thing you see on the the page for search results, usually IS an ad, but - this time it's Wiki directly above those. Excellent work devs, excellent work!
2024-09-22
Joaquin Bonilla Suez
en 10/10 sticking it to the man
2024-04-26
bricolomagnac
en works perfectly, thank for creating it :)
2024-01-15
Zach Poblete
en Does this still work? When it didn't work on Microsoft Edge, I thought it was because I wasn't using Chrome, but when I installed it for Chrome, it still didn't work.
2023-12-26
Nate Snyder
👌🏼
2023-06-11
Davide Butti
en literally always wanted it. works great. thanks
2022-10-30
Perry Janssen
en tldr: "Should I install?": Yes! So this extension does work sometimes or most times, depending on what you're searching. Only if the Wikipedia page already is one of the results of the first page in Google, it will be bumped up to the top. I checked the code of the extension and I'm pretty sure this is how it works. Also, Google results are always personalised for every user, and in my case, I don't get a Wikipedia page at the top when searching "Google" (like the screenshots of the extension suggests), so the same search can have different results depending on the user. But, I will definitely keep in installed! If it works some/most of the time, it's a nice addition to Chrome without affecting performance or safety (based on a quick check of the code). Just don't get your hopes up too much. This is one of those extensions that you should just install and forget about, making sure you won't feel annoyed when it doesn't work and won't notice anything when it does, as those can be the best tools in your life :)
2022-10-26
L
en exactly what I wanted. Whenever I google a certain word to know what it means, I don't have to add "wikipedia" at the end of my search; with this extension it just immediately shows me what I was looking for. 5/5 I recommend this extension. :)
2021-10-12
lemongrasscap
en personally i wish there was a version for the brave search engine/ other engines but other than that it works nicley.
2021-09-12
Seth Lawson
This isn't quite the tool you want. It works in straight forward cases; if you google "ketone" you will not get some BS healthline article at the top but rather the wikipedia page for ketone. However it only seems to handle search terms that have exact matching wikipedia articles. If you search "is wine good for you", it doesn't pull up the "health effects of wine" article of wikipedia. If even one word is different, like if you search "health benefits of wine", you won't get the wiki article pulled up. I personally won't keep this extension but I think its a cool shot.