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Automatically adds “reddit” to your Google search queries, so you can quickly find relevant Reddit discussions. Geddit is a simple, lightweight Chrome extension that helps you discover Reddit discussions faster. ✨ What it does - Automatically adds the word reddit to your Google search queries - Works only on Google Search (google.com/search or browser bar) - Includes an on/off toggle with a visible badge indicator - Runs instantly in the background with no setup required 🔒 Privacy first Geddit runs entirely on your device. It does not collect, store, or share any personal data. The only thing it remembers is your on/off setting, stored in Chrome’s built-in local storage. 🎯 Why use Geddit? - Save time typing “reddit” manually - Jump straight into community experiences and reviews - Keep your browsing clutter-free with a minimalist extension ✅ Safe, transparent, and lightweight No ads, no trackers, and no hidden functionality. Geddit exists to do one thing well: help you add Reddit results to your Google searches. 👨🏻💻 What’s new in 1.6 - Simplified permissions — Geddit now only requests the storage permission (used to save your ON/OFF toggle). - Improved compliance with Chrome Web Store policies. - No changes to core functionality — Geddit still automatically adds “reddit” to your Google searches.
Sep 13, 2025
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