Ordelio Keyword Highlighter: highlight multiple words icon

Ordelio Keyword Highlighter: highlight multiple words

by Ordelio · Tools
Manifest V3 Free
View in Chrome Web Store Data as of 20 Oct 2026

Highlight your word lists on any page, or the key sentences of an article in one click. No account, pages stay untouched.

Users
33
store count
Rating
5.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
Ratings
1
total ratings
Store rank
#127K
#106K among extensions
Version
1.1.2
updated 8 Oct 2026

About Ordelio Keyword Highlighter: highlight multiple words

Highlight the key sentences of any article in one click, or many words at once, each list in its own color. Save your lists and they light up by themselves on the sites you choose. Free, no limits. Ctrl+F finds one word at a time, and a long article takes minutes to skim. Whether you read reports and papers, or scan job ads and shops for the same words every day, Keyword Highlighter shows you at a glance what matters on the page. ★ WHAT YOU GET • Key sentences: click "Highlight key sentences" and the most important sentences of the article turn soft yellow, so you can skim it in seconds. "Fewer" and "More" change how many. They are picked on your device, also in Chinese, Japanese and Korean. • Word lists in 8 colors: one for what you want ("remote", "Python"), one for what you want to avoid ("sponsored"). • How many times each word appears on the page, and a click jumps to the next one (Shift+click: the previous one). • Highlight automatically on the sites you choose: open the page and your words are already marked, no click needed. • Phrases are found even when the page splits them across links or bold text; Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Thai work too. • The page itself is not changed: the colors are drawn by the browser, so sites keep working as usual, even pages that load new content as you scroll. • Right-click selected text to add it to one of your lists: it lights up right away. • Keyboard shortcuts: Alt+Shift+K opens the popup, Alt+Shift+J turns the colors on the page on or off. • The number of matches on the toolbar icon. • Backup to a file or as plain text, and import it on another computer: your lists are easy to move. • Whole words only or match case, for each list. Interface in 14 languages, light and dark theme. ★ HOW IT WORKS 1. Open an article and click the extension icon (or press Alt+Shift+K). 2. Click "Highlight key sentences", or type your words separated by commas: they light up right away, with the count next to each word. 3. Tick "Highlight automatically on" to have your words marked every time you open that site. ★ WHY IT ASKS FOR A SITE PERMISSION At install time the extension has no access to any website. It works on the tab you are on only when you click its icon. If you tick "Highlight automatically on" for a site, your browser asks you to allow that one site: this lets your words be marked by themselves when the page opens. You can remove a site at any time in Options, and "Highlight automatically on all sites" is used only if you choose it. ★ PRIVACY Your words and the pages you read stay in your browser: everything is computed on your device. No account, no ads, no affiliate links. Privacy policy: https://ordelio.pages.dev/privacy#evidenziatore ★ FEEDBACK Missing a feature, or found a page where it doesn't work? Tell us with the "Feedback / suggest" link in the extension: we read every message. Made by Ordelio · https://ordelio.pages.dev

Growth

WindowUsersChangeRatingsRating
7 days+8+32.0%+1+5.00

Version history

4 versions recorded
1.1.28 Oct 2026
1.1.18 Oct 2026
1.0.27 Oct 2026
1.0.16 Oct 2026

Details

Category
Tools
First seen
6 Oct 2026
Size
99 KB
Languages
de, en, id, nl, tr, es, fr, it
Pricing
Free
Privacy policy
ordelio.pages.dev
Support
ordelio.pages.dev
Extension ID
ajcjpciljgdldaflgjnihankbccfnpcd

Permissions and risk

Minimal riskimpact 0, likelihood 3
Permissions
storageactiveTabscriptingcontextMenus

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