What happened
For years you could add &num=100 to a Google search and get a hundred
results on one page, which mattered for research, SEO work and comparing a lot of sources at once.
Google capped it at ten in 2025. Page-by-page pagination still works, so this fetches the next
pages and appends them, up to a hundred, as one continuous list.
How it works
One button
A "Load next 10" button sits under the results. Click to stack the next page inline; keep going to ~100.
One page per click
It loads one page per click rather than a burst, so Google doesn't flag it. If it ever asks for a captcha, it stops and tells you.
No server, no tracking
It re-fetches Google's own next page from your own browser and stitches it in. Nothing is sent anywhere else, and it collects nothing.
Install
Not on the Chrome Web Store yet, so load it unpacked:
- Download the latest zip from Releases and unzip it.
- Open
chrome://extensionsand turn on Developer mode. - Click Load unpacked and pick the
extensionfolder. - Search Google and scroll to the button under the results.