Dorker - Google Dork Assistant

Dorker is a reference and autocomplete helper for Google's advanced search operators ("dorks"), for security researchers, OSINT investigators, SEO professionals and anyone who wants more precise Google searches. Open the side panel on a Google search page to browse, search and insert operators without switching tabs or keeping a cheat sheet open. FEATURES • 31 search operators: site:, filetype:, intitle:, inurl:, AROUND() and more, each with a description, an example and one-click insert into Google's search box. • 14 ready-made templates for common searches: login pages, exposed documents, directory listings, config files, SQL dumps, admin panels, backup files, subdomains and more. Click one to fill in the search box. • Autocomplete in the search box: type / in Google's search box for operator suggestions, and press Tab to switch to templates. • Side panel: sits next to your search results instead of covering them. • Floating button: a draggable button on Google pages opens and closes the side panel. Its position is remembered. • Category filters: Domain, URL, Content, File, Time, Meta and Logic. • Search across all operators and templates. • Up-to-date reference: the operator and template list is refreshed from the project's public GitHub repository about once an hour, so new operators arrive without an extension update. • Works offline: the full list ships with the extension and is kept in local browser storage. • Dark theme. HOW TO USE 1. Go to a Google search page (google.com or a supported country domain). 2. Click the Dorker toolbar icon, or the floating button, to open the side panel. 3. Browse or search operators and templates. 4. Click one to insert it into Google's search box, or type / in the search box for suggestions. PERMISSIONS AND PRIVACY • Side panel: to show the operator reference. • Storage: to keep the operator list and the floating button's position on your device. • Alarms: to refresh the operator list about once an hour. • Tabs: to tell whether the current tab is a Google search page, so the panel knows where to insert operators. • Google search sites: the autocomplete and floating button run only on Google search domains. Dorker has no accounts, analytics or tracking. Your searches never leave your browser. The only network request it makes downloads the public operator list from GitHub. Dorker is open source under the MIT License: https://github.com/garethcheyne/Dorker Support and bug reports: https://github.com/garethcheyne/Dorker/issues