Advanced Dork:

"Advanced Dork" is a must-have extension for those who want quick access to Google's Advanced Operators without having to manually type them in. This extension adds a context menu which provides users with over 15 advanced Google Operators to choose from, right after they've highlighted any relevant text. The best part is that these functions can be easily disabled through the options menu.

Another noteworthy feature of "Advanced Dork" is that it lets you right-click anywhere on a page with no selected text and shows the active page's HTML title and ALT tags, which you can use with Google's 'intitle' and 'allintext' Operators respectively. Again, this function can be disabled through the options menu.

Users can also right-click on a link and choose from 'site: links domain', 'link: this link', and 'cache: this link'. It's worth noting that 'site: links domain' will only search the domain name and not the full URL. Similarly, if you right-click the URL Bar (also known as Address Bar), you'll have the option to choose from 'site,' 'inurl,' 'link,' and 'cache.' In the case of 'inurl,' it only works with highlighted text.

In terms of options, "Advanced Dork" offers various ways to customize your experience. Users can enable/disable highlighted text dorking, title and ALT dorking, link dorking, and URL Bar dorking. The extension comes with Scroogle.org as an alternative to Google.com, and it also enables opening search results in a new tab by default. Additionally, it provides the option to copy the text used in the search to the clipboard.

In conclusion, "Advanced Dork" offers a breadth of advanced features and customization options that should appeal to many users. The extension works seamlessly and is an excellent way to streamline your Google searches.