We have a lot of requests to make SeoQuake plugin available for Google Chrome. And now we are happy to inform you that it has been done and SeoQuake 0.4.2 for Google Chrome has been released.

What tools are available in SeoQuake Chrome at the moment?

1. Parameters:
Google PageRank
Google Index
Yahoo links
Yahoo linkdomain
Bing index
Alexa Rank
Webarchive age
Delicious index
Whois link
Page source
SEMRush rank

2. SeoQuake Chrome supports Nofollow links highlighter and embedding of seo-parameters in Google SERP and Seobar

3. New style of Seobar – “vertical-right-bottom-open-minimized”

Why we ask for your feedback?

SeoQuake is still Beta version and we are currently working hard on its improving. We are planning to add other features and parameters. So we are asking for you feedback to your opinion about its current quality and appearance. May be you can recommend us some key points to enhance it?

You may download and install it from here:
https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/akdgnmcogleenhbclghghlkkdndkjdjc

For the extensions support please install the latest dev version of chrome
for windows: http://www.google.com/chrome/eula.html?extra=devchannel
mac: http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/eula_dev.html?dl=mac
linux (32bit): http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/eula_dev.html?dl=unstable_i386_deb
linux (64bit): http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/eula_dev.html?dl=unstable_amd64_deb

We would appreciate any feedback
Cheers,
SeoQuake Team

Dani AI

Generated

Brief expert note (thread dated Jan 25, 2010): the Chrome build announcement from and the early comments from and highlight two useful directions — clarifying what the in‑page highlighter does versus what a persistent audit should do, and smoothing early Chrome–extension hiccups.

On the "No-Do‑follow tracking" point raised by : a visual nofollow highlighter is different from a tracking/audit system. A practical enhancement would be an in‑extension "link audit" mode that scans a page (or a list of URLs) and produces an exportable report (CSV/JSON) with link URL, anchor text, rel attribute, HTTP status and host. For longer campaigns, add a "snapshot" feature that saves audits locally (or offers opt‑in cloud sync) so changes to link attributes can be compared over time. Privacy and opt‑in telemetry should be explicit if any server processing is used.

Troubleshooting notes for early Chrome installs: common causes of blank metrics or missing UI are disabled extensions, insufficient host permissions, or conflicts with other extensions. Useful diagnostic steps are: confirm the extension is enabled in chrome://extensions, check extension details for file/incognito permissions if relevant, open DevTools and read the console for extension errors, and disable other extensions briefly to rule out interference. When reporting issues to , include Chrome version, console errors and steps to reproduce — that speeds debugging.

Suggested priorities for the next releases: exportable audits, bulk SERP export, on‑page metadata/header inspector, canonical/hreflang checks, basic schema detection, and a small changelog visible in the popup so users know what changed between versions. Also consider a brief onboarding overlay explaining which metrics are visual only and which are exportable — that will reduce confusion as the extension matures.

not yet trying it with my chrome, but glad to know SEO quake here. I am one of your fans.with Quake I can find easy high PR links for my blog commenting, however SEO quake alone is not enough since it has no "No-Do-follow tracking ability".

Wow, I think Google chrome like to compete with mozilla it will take lots effort to get mozilla out of SEO world.

Be a part of the DaniWeb community

We're a friendly, industry-focused community of developers, IT pros, digital marketers, and technology enthusiasts meeting, networking, learning, and sharing knowledge.