Meta Random Search

Randomize your default search engine

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Meta Random Search - Randomize Your Default Search Engine

Meta Random Search is a Chrome extension that allows you to randomize your default search engine with each search query. By providing more randomness, diversity, surprises, and discoveries, it offers a fresh puff of serendipity. Finding the best search engine can be challenging, but Meta Random Search makes it easy by giving you a new search experience every time.

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Extension stats

By: https://softwarejourney.net

Users: 320

-14

Rating: 5.00

(3)

Version: 1.0.0.7 (Last updated: 2023-11-23)

Creation date: 2020-12-05

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Overrides search engine: Yes

Permissions:

declarativeContent

Size: 22.51K

Email: co*****@softwarejourney.net

URLs: Website

Ranking

# 48,611 ▼ 484

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Extension summary

Analyze keywords

Your search query will be processed by a different search engine each time.

More randomness, More diversity, More surprises, More discoveries! Finding the best search engine is hard, giving you a fresh puff of serendipity is easy!

User reviews

Randomized search is such a good thing in a world globally focused on "Google it" for everything. I really appreciate the ability to choose in a list of defined search engines. The snooze is also a good thing to improve a few things only available with Google search.

Benoit Madelaine (madhouse1985), 2023-06-12

I was curious to try some alternative search engines but without completely leaving behind the convenience of Google Search. So, yeah! This idea of randomly picking a search engine is surprisingly working better than I thought for my daily searches.