Help & FAQ

Reload the tab, check that the popup switch is on, and make sure you are on a results page. The icon shows a red “!” when the extension cannot find any results.

Opera blocks extensions on search results pages by default. The extension warns you when this is what's happening.

1. Open opera://extensions
2. Go to Details on SERP Position
3. Scroll to the bottom of the site list
4. Turn on “Allow access to search page results”
5. Reload the tab

Because the numbering continues where the previous page ended. If page 1 had seven organic results, page 2 starts at #8. If you land directly on page 2, ten results per page are assumed until you visit page 1.

The position counting the ads and Google's own blocks that sit above the result. It is what a person actually scrolls past. Turn it on in Options → SERP analysis.

Without a session, or in incognito, Google hides the real URL behind a redirect link. The extension does not guess it and does not ask Google for it, because that would count as a click. It exports the Google link, and the summary box tells you when this happens.

No. Product cards have no links, so there is no URL or domain to work with.

The numbers follow Google's relevance order, and the grid places the thumbnails in columns.

An experimental feature, off by default. It loads the next pages of results into the page you are on, one at a time and with pauses. If Google asks for a check, it stops and offers a Retry button with a wait. It never works around Google's protections.

None. Read the privacy policy →

Options → Domains for the domains you want highlighted, in the colour you want. Options → Tools for the ones you want hidden.

Alt+Shift+J jumps to the first result from your highlighted domains.