Use cases.
Steal these workflows.
Real workflows people built with SSS — the engines they use and the sets they save. Copy any of them into your install with one click.
Deep research without 12 tabs of "what was that paper".
I read across Wikipedia, then I fan out to arXiv, PubMed, and Reddit to see who's talking about it. SSS turned that from 30 seconds of typing into a single right-click.
Highlight → fan out → triage the four new tabs.
Same prompt, four AIs, side-by-side.
I want to see how Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity each handle the same prompt before I commit. SSS lets me select a prompt anywhere — Slack, Notion, my notes — and fire it at all four at once.
Highlight any text → "Search all in set" → flip through the four answers.
Price-check a product across five marketplaces in one click.
I find a part on AliExpress and immediately want to see it on Amazon, eBay, and the manufacturer site. SSS sends the part number to all of them; I pick the cheapest with two-day shipping.
Select part number / model → fan out → compare prices.
Find the right docs, the right Stack Overflow, the right GitHub issue.
When I hit a weird error, I want to see the official docs, Stack Overflow, and "are people having this on GitHub" at the same time. SSS gives me one right-click for all three.
Select error message or symbol → "Search all" → answer found in seconds.
Down the rabbit hole on a film or series — without losing the thread.
I'm watching something and a name or a title catches me. I highlight it and fan out to IMDb, Wikipedia, Rotten Tomatoes, and Letterboxd at once — cast, trivia, the score, what else they were in. One right-click and I've got the whole picture without ever leaving what I'm reading.
Select a title, actor, or director → fan out → skim cast, ratings, and trivia.
Size up a company across every source that matters.
When I'm researching a company I take its name and push it to the stock exchange, D&B's DUNS directory, Crunchbase, and SEC filings in one go. Financials, registration, funding, filings — side by side, instead of four separate searches I have to retype each time.
Select a company name or ticker → fan out → compare the official sources.
Source a candidate everywhere at once — public sites and your own tools.
I take a candidate's name and fan it out to LinkedIn, eFinancialCareers, and — the part I love — our internal hiring tool. Any system with a search URL becomes an SSS engine, so our private database sits right next to the public ones in the same right-click.
Select a candidate name → fan out across public + internal tools → open every profile at once.
Real users. Real words.
Unedited feedback from the Google form and the Chrome Web Store. No invented ratings, no cherry-picked initials.
“We use Chrome exclusively at work and run 50+ searches a day through various systems. Your extension is an extreme time saver!”
“I'm a daily user for at least 8 years (I can't remember) and have twice donated before. I'd consider donating again.”
“I use this almost every day for years. I am a librarian.”
“I freaking love this extension, thank you. I think I'm gonna buy you a coffee because thank you!”
“Love this plugin. Time for me to donate some more ca$h. Thank you for adding the sortable columns.”
“Thank you from the bottom of my heart. It has been with me for many years and has helped me a lot.”
“I just came across your extension and I love it! Thank you for publishing it.”
“The new migration method finally works. I was looking forward for this fix! Thanks a lot for your great work :)”
Your workflow, set up in one minute.
Install SSS, pick a starting set, customize from there. Everything you saw above ships in the free plan.