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Search Gmail for a keyword and get sender email addresses 📧 Gmail Keyword Deep Search – Smarter, Faster & Privacy-First 👉 Usage Guide: https://shaheer-arshad.github.io/mail-keyword-deep-search/ ⚡ Why Choose Gmail Keyword Deep Search? Gmail’s built-in search is powerful — but it does not search inside hyperlinks. This extension solves that gap by scanning links as well as subjects and body text. With Gmail Keyword Deep Search you get: > Deeper searches → find emails Gmail misses (like tracking links, Calendly invites, invoice links). > More control → advanced filters for precision. > Better UI → full-page dashboard instead of a popup. > Direct access → open results in Gmail instantly. > Peace of mind → no email bodies stored, only safe metadata. > Unlimited history → powered by Chrome’s unlimited local storage. 🔍 Key Features > Real-time Gmail keyword searching with live progress. > Finds keywords in subjects, body text, and hyperlinks (something Gmail’s built-in search does not do). > Centralized dashboard with live updates and smooth navigation. > Filters by labels and date ranges before or after a search. > Export results to CSV with one click. > “Open in Gmail” button for direct access to original emails. > Secure local storage — results(only metadata) stay private on your device. > One-click reset to start fresh. > Optimized to handle large inboxes.
Sep 25, 2025
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