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Right-click selected text to search it on your shopping sites — pick your country for local shops. Shop Rabbit puts your shopping sites in the right-click menu. Select a product name anywhere — an article, a forum thread, an email, a review — right-click, and search it on the shops you actually buy from. No copying, no new tab, no retyping. SET IT UP ONCE Pick your country and its shops load in. Greece gets Skroutz, BestPrice and Shopflix. Germany, Japan, Brazil, Saudi Arabia and 15 other countries each get their own. Or choose International for global shops only. Add any shop yourself: run a search on its site, copy the address, and swap your search words for %s. Reorder the list by dragging, or with the arrow keys. Remove what you do not use. One shop sits at the top of the right-click menu. The rest tuck into a submenu directly below it, in the order you set. THE ADDRESS BAR, TOO Type shoprabbit, press Space, then what you are looking for. Enter searches your top shop; the others appear as suggestions below it. IT CANNOT READ THE PAGE YOU ARE ON Shop Rabbit asks for three permissions: context menus, local storage, and site favicons. It has no site access — no content script, no host permissions. Chrome passes it the text you selected at the moment you click the menu item, and nothing else. There is no account, no sign-in, no analytics and no telemetry. Your list of shops stays in your browser. The extension makes no network requests of its own; it opens the search you asked for. FREE, AND IN YOUR LANGUAGE English, Greek, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Turkish, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, Korean and Arabic — including right-to-left layout.
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