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An easy way to search your favourite websites Lazy Click Search is an extension that provides users with a much simpler and efficient way to search a selected word/phrase on a webpage across other popular websites, such as Amazon, Reddit, Youtube, and StackOverflow. Simply right click on the word/phrase, select Lazy Click Search from the drop down and lastly, click your chosen platform to search. Click, Click, Done. ✅ CURRENTLY AVAILABLE FEATURES - Search selected text/phrase on YouTube. - Search selected text/phrase on Reddit. - Search selected text/phrase on Amazon.co.uk. - Search selected text/phrase on StackOverflow. - Settings are automatically synced across different devices if signed in with your google account! ⚙️ SETTINGS: - Toggle which websites you wish to display within the context menu. - Change default search to use old.reddit. - Change default search to Amazon.com. More country specific Amazon options coming soon. 🧰 CHANGE LOG: v1.1.0: - Users now have the ability to toggle which websites they wish to display in the menu. - Improved UI/UX within popup menu for toggling sites. - Minor code improvements. v1.0.1: - Fixed a bug which caused menu items to become unresponsive on install. v1.0.0: - App launched onto Chrome store. This extension is currently in development with more features constantly being added. Spotted a bug/encountered a problem with the extension? please reach out to me and i'll do my best to rectify this as soon as possible. Extension Author: Ross Cumming. Website: https://www.rosscumming.codes. GitHub: https://github.com/rosscumming. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ross-cumming
Oct 26, 2021
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