How to highlight specific domain in Google search results?

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I want to see domains in search results which defined before by me. For example if I search example and if my defined domain is example.com, I want to highlight that results like changing background, text color etc of the result. I researched about it and there was a Greasemonkey extention but it is not avaiable know.

hakkikonu

Posted 2014-09-10T02:06:24.303

Reputation: 107

Cross posted on Stack Overflow. – Brock Adams – 2014-09-10T05:29:42.717

Answers

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There are two method doing this:

  1. You can use the "Find" function in your web browser to highlight the search domain that you want. But there might be false-positives.

  2. Use the Search Specifiers provided by Google. To do so, for example I am searching the word "squirrel", if I only want to search in a petshop domain, I will insert this in the search bar: ["squirrel" site:petshop.com]. Just simply add "site:example.com" after the keyword, self-explanatory :)

Reference: https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/136861?p=adv_operators&hl=en

samillwong

Posted 2014-09-10T02:06:24.303

Reputation: 26

but I want to see all results and all domains, then if my defined domain is in results it should shown to me – hakkikonu – 2014-09-11T00:16:41.107

@hakkikonu Try Ctrl+F then, might be what you are asking. – samillwong – 2015-03-29T02:47:09.687