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Vasily Vasilyev2020-07-07 10:48:13
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Vasily Vasilyev, 2020-07-07 10:48:13

An extension that highlights (scrolls to ..?) the query you are looking for through a search engine on the site?

About 5 years ago, somewhere I came across an extension, the essence:

  1. You open google. Query: "Dijkstra's algorithm"
  2. Click on the link in the output
  3. Website page opens
  4. The extension highlights/scrolls the page to the search phrase || if the link leads to another page - goes to the page with this phrase

Does something similar exist now?

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Sanes, 2020-07-08
@Sanes

ctrl+f

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Ivan Suroegin, 2020-07-16
@ivan_suroegin

If the ad in the search results is organic, that is, not paid advertising (which may contain the necessary part of the link, namely, to sew up the parameter with the required value to make it possible for the task), then this is impossible. Either buy ads to have an ad in the first four places, or use the search on the page, as Sanes wrote . :)
Regarding paid advertising, you can add a link to the ad link something like

https://domain.com/article/?go_to=algo_diekstra
and after loading the page, a JS code is launched that looks at the link, and if a non-empty go_to parameter is found , it actually lowers the page to the search phrase or redirects to another page (the second option is terrible in terms of SEO, and analytics, and the behavioral factor for search engines, don't do that)

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