Automatically Highlight Search Keywords in Browsers

This Chrome extension enhances web browsing by automatically highlighting search query keywords in Google and Bing search results. Once activated, it highlights the relevant terms on any page opened from the search results, ensuring users can easily identify their search queries across multiple tabs and pages. The extension works seamlessly as users navigate through links, maintaining keyword highlights on all descendant pages.

The functionality is straightforward and requires no configuration, making it user-friendly. Users simply click the extension icon to activate it on search result pages and can deactivate the highlighting anytime. The keywords are preserved in the navigation history, allowing new searches to replace previous terms seamlessly. The extension operates without altering the DOM, and its open-source nature allows for transparency in its functionality.

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