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Quick date comparison presets for Google Search Console & Google Analytics 4 Stop wasting time on date pickers. Get to your data faster. If you use Google Analytics 4 or Google Search Console daily, you know the pain. Every time you want to compare months or quarters, you have to manually click through the date picker, select start date, end date, comparison start, comparison end, over and over again. GA4 and GSC Date Shortcuts fixes this in one click. WHAT IT DOES Click the extension icon and instantly apply any date comparison. Month over Month gives you all 11 monthly pairs from January through December ready to go. Quarter over Quarter covers Q1 vs Q2, Q2 vs Q3 and Q3 vs Q4. Custom Presets let you save your own favourite date ranges with a label and reuse them anytime. WHO IS THIS FOR This extension is built for SEO professionals who check GSC performance reports daily, digital marketers tracking GA4 traffic trends, agency teams reporting to clients every month or quarter, and freelancers managing multiple properties who need to move fast. HOW TO USE Open Google Search Console or Google Analytics 4, click the extension icon in your Chrome toolbar, pick any date preset and it applies instantly. PRIVACY No data is collected from your GSC or GA4 accounts. No login is required. Your custom presets are saved locally on your device only.
Mar 20, 2026
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