RecencyPulse: Social Search Shortcutter

Search results have filled up with pages written to rank well rather than to be read. When you want a real opinion — is this thing worth buying, is this neighbourhood any good, did anyone else hit this bug — you end up appending "reddit" to every search out of habit. RecencyPulse turns that habit into one click. Click the icon, type your topic, pick a platform. It opens the search you actually wanted, already filtered for recent discussion. WHAT IT DOES • Reddit — searches the past month only, so you get what people are saying now instead of a highly-ranked thread from years ago. • TikTok — opens current posts for your topic. • Enter key — pick a platform once, then press Enter. It searches the one you selected. • Nothing to configure. No account, no sign-up, no settings screen. WHY THE TIME LIMIT MATTERS An old thread can rank at the top for years. If you're asking about a product, a policy, a version, or a place, a four-year-old answer is often just wrong. RecencyPulse pins Reddit results to the last month by default, which is the filter most people want but rarely bother to set. PRIVACY — THE SHORT VERSION • This extension requests no permissions at all. When you install it, Chrome has nothing to warn you about. • It collects no data. Your search terms go from the box to the search page and nowhere else. • It cannot read the pages you visit, your history, or your accounts. It only opens new tabs. • It contains no analytics, no tracking, and no ads. FREE AND OPEN SOURCE RecencyPulse is free with no paid tier, and the entire source is public — roughly a hundred lines of plain JavaScript that you can read in a couple of minutes. RecencyPulse is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Reddit or TikTok. It simply opens their public search pages. --- recency-pulse-1.0.1 Added the Share button copies your real listing URL and Review opens your reviews page — both were dead until now. Version bumped to 1.0.1, which is mandatory.