Joplin Search Integration

Displays Joplin notes in search results on Google, Bing, and other engines, integrating personal notes with web searches.

What is Joplin Search Integration?

Joplin Search Integration is a Chrome extension that seamlessly incorporates your Joplin notes into your browser's search page. It enhances your online searching by pulling in related notes from Joplin as additional resources, helping to enrich your knowledge by connecting your personal notes with the web's information.

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By: rxliuli

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Users: 736 ▼ -4

Rating: 4.75 (8)

Version: 0.9.0 (Last updated: 2024-09-12)

Creation date: 2021-03-08

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage

Host permissions:

http://localhost:27583/*
http://localhost:41184/*

Size: 165.89K

Email: rx*****@gmail.com

URLs: Privacy policy

Ranking

# 33886 ▼ 341

Other rankings

#10188 in Tools ▼ 147 #6 in integration keyword 26 ▲ 1 #250 in search keyword 30 ▲ 26

Other platforms

Joplin Search Integration (v0.9.0)

4.67 (6) 63

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Extension summary

Analyze keywords

Introduction

When using web search, related Joplin notes are also displayed in the search results.

FAQ

What does token/port refer to and where can I find it?

You can usually see it in Tools > Options > Web Clipper

No search results in Brave browser

In fact, Brave will block resources from other domains by default, so you can turn it off on the Google search site.

User reviews

There has been an issue, the plugin keep sending a system message as following, and I quote "Joplin Search Integration: Please enable joplin webclipper service. check: http://127.0.0.1:41184/ping". Any fix?

KC Yang (KC), 2023-12-31

This extension works very well, much more useful that I would have thought. The only downside is actually an issue with Joplin, where searches are ordered by an algorithm that ends up putting them in a seemingly random order of results that just about always puts what I am looking for way down the list. If that issue was addressed, then this extension would be able to also list the results in a more usable order, like chronological, for example. Otherwise, this extension is great and does exactly what it is supposed to do.