You.com (default search)
Switches Chrome's default search engine to You.com, which returns chat-style AI answers from several AI models alongside web results.
10 AI Chrome extensions for search. See what each one does, then add it from its Chrome Web Store page.
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Switches Chrome's default search engine to You.com, which returns chat-style AI answers from several AI models alongside web results.
Gives Atlassian users search, chat, agents and term definitions on any web page, drawing on Jira, Confluence and connected work apps.
An unofficial add-on that shows a conversational Gemini answer in a panel beside your Google search results so you can compare both.
Places a ChatGPT-written answer next to your Google search results while keeping the usual links available for deeper reading.
Adds quick model switching, themes, clearer code blocks and chat export to Perplexity, for frequent users of the AI search tool.
Replaces the new tab page with an AI search box from Monica that answers questions and summarizes results alongside web links.
Sends one query to many search engines and AI chat sites at once, with custom groups and a right-click option for selected text.
Places You.com answers with source citations next to Google results and offers a quick chat popover on any site, without changing your search engine.
Pulls the most helpful Reddit comments into your searches and Amazon pages, and flags Reddit accounts that may be bots or marketers.
Works with Felo search to answer questions from sources worldwide in your own language and helps you read and search social content.
Pick one that does a single job you need, then open its Chrome Web Store page and read who publishes it and what it asks to access. Be wary of an extension that wants to read every site when its task only needs one, and keep the number you install small.
Open the extension's page here and choose Add to Chrome to go to its Chrome Web Store page, then select Add to Chrome there and confirm the permissions Chrome shows. It then appears under the puzzle-piece Extensions icon, where you can pin it to the toolbar.
Open chrome://extensions, or right-click its icon and choose Manage extension. Turn it off to pause it, or choose Remove to uninstall it. You can also limit it to specific sites under Site access.