FastDork

Save time on dork research and result scraping with reusable lists, bulk search tabs, and one-click imports.

     

What FastDork Does

FastDork is built to speed up repetitive dork research and scraping workflows. Instead of rebuilding queries, opening result pages one by one, and copying links manually, you can prepare reusable lists, launch searches in batches, and import matching results into clean result lists.

You can:

• run many dork queries from one list;
• open the generated searches in multiple tabs;
• scrape or manually import URLs, domains, or text from supported pages;
• save imported data into result lists;
• create custom site configurations with CSS selectors;
• extract JavaScript paths from the current page.

FastDork stores its data locally in your browser using Chrome extension storage.

Installation

1. Download or clone this repository.
2. Open Chrome and go to chrome://extensions/.
3. Enable Developer mode.
4. Click Load unpacked.
5. Select the FastDork folder that contains manifest.json.
6. Pin the FastDork icon if you want quick access.

Quick Start

1. Open FastDork.
2. Go to the FastDork tab.
3. Choose a mode: One Domain or One Dork.
4. Enter your target or dork template.
5. Choose a search engine.
6. Choose a dork list.
7. Click Open X tabs with dorks.

Optional: enable Auto-Import Results before launching if you want FastDork to scrape supported result pages and save the data into a result list.

Demo

Auto-Import Results

Manual Import

List Types

FastDork uses two kinds of lists.

Type	What it is for
Dork List	Dorks, search queries, payloads, or targets used by the FastDork tab.
Result List	Imported URLs, domains, JS paths, or extracted text.

Use a Dork List when you want to run searches. Use a Result List when you want to store collected data.

FastDork Tab

This is the main tab for launching searches.

Modes

One Domain

Use this when you have one target and many dorks. In this mode, the selected Dork List should contain dork templates that use $target or $t.

Example:

• Target: example.com
• Dork list item: site:$target ext:pdf
• Resulting query: site:example.com ext:pdf

One Dork

Use this when you have one dork template and many targets. In this mode, the selected Dork List should contain domains, companies, keywords, or other targets.

Example:

• Dork input: site:$target intitle:"index of"
• Dork list item / target: example.com
• Resulting query: site:example.com intitle:"index of"

You can use $target or $t as the placeholder.

Quick rule:

• One Domain: type one domain, choose a list of dork templates with $target or $t.
• One Dork: type one dork template with $target or $t, choose a list of domains or targets.

Run Options

After clicking Open X tabs with dorks, FastDork shows a confirmation window.

You can choose:

• delay between opened tabs and auto-import page changes;
• whether to auto-import results;
• which result list should receive imported data.

The status line tells you what is happening, for example:

• Ready · 14 queries · Bing
• Missing · Choose target, engine, and dork list

Edit List Tab

Use this tab to edit list contents and import data.

You can:

• select any Dork: or Result: list;
• edit the textarea content;
• see line numbers;
• see the total line count;
• see the last update date when available;
• clear, paste, copy, and save;
• extract JS paths from the current tab;
• import data from supported pages.

When FastDork detects a supported page, an Import from... button appears.

Example:

• open a Bing search results page;
• open FastDork;
• go to Edit List;
• choose a result list;
• click Import from Bing.

If imported items are already in the list, FastDork avoids duplicates.

Settings Tab

Use this tab to manage lists and site configurations.

Keep FastDork Open

Enable Keep FastDork Open to open FastDork in Chrome's side panel.

This is useful during manual imports because the side panel can stay visible while the current page changes. FastDork remembers this switch the next time you open the extension. If the side panel content looks cropped, drag the panel edge wider.

Manage Lists

You can:

• create a new list;
• choose whether it is a Dork List or Result List;
• delete existing lists.

Configure Sites

Site configurations tell FastDork how to extract data from a website.

Each configuration can define:

Field	Purpose
Domain	The site key, for example bing.com.
Use as Search Engine	Makes the site available in the FastDork tab.
Base URL	Search URL prefix, for example https://www.bing.com/search?q=.
Default Params	Extra URL parameters added after the query.
Link Selectors	CSS selectors used to extract links or text.
Next Page Selectors	CSS selectors used to move to the next results page.
Data Type	href for links, innerText for visible text.
Match Patterns	URL snippets used to decide when the import button should appear.
CAPTCHA URL Patterns	URL snippets that indicate a CAPTCHA page.
CAPTCHA Text Patterns	Visible text that indicates a CAPTCHA or human check.
CAPTCHA Selectors	CSS selectors that indicate CAPTCHA elements.

Default configs include Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, GitHub, HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigriti, and Exploit-DB.

Example Google configuration:

Example Shodan search engine configuration:

You can also add another search engine, for example shodan.io.

Field	Example
Domain	shodan.io
Use as Search Engine	enabled
Base URL	https://www.shodan.io/search?query=
Default Params	leave empty unless you need extra URL parameters
Link Selectors	start with a[href*="/host/"], then adjust with DevTools if Shodan changes its markup
Next Page Selectors	start with a[rel="next"], then adjust with DevTools if needed
Data Type	href
Match Patterns	shodan.io/search

Then add Shodan to host_permissions in manifest.json:

"*://*.shodan.io/*"

If you add a site that is not already covered by FastDork, also add its domain to host_permissions in manifest.json. In this project, that section starts around line 44. After editing manifest.json, reload the extension in chrome://extensions/.

Example:

"host_permissions": [
  "*://*.example.com/*"
]

Auto-Import And Pagination

Auto-import can scrape multiple result pages.

FastDork will:

1. open the generated search tabs;
2. extract matching data from the current page;
3. click or navigate to the next page when a next-page selector exists;
4. wait for the configured delay;
5. continue until there is no next page, no new data, or a CAPTCHA blocks the import.

If a CAPTCHA is detected, FastDork pauses the affected import tab. If other import tabs can continue, they continue. If all remaining imports are blocked by CAPTCHA, FastDork shows a message so you can solve the challenge.

Common Workflows

Import Scope, Then Dork It

1. Open a supported program page, such as HackerOne, Bugcrowd, or Intigriti.
2. Go to Edit List.
3. Choose or create a Result List.
4. Click the Import from... button.
5. Go to FastDork.
6. Choose a Dork List.
7. Use one imported domain as the target.
8. Run the dorks.

Search For Code Leaks

1. Create a Dork List with GitHub queries.
2. Use $target in your dorks.
3. Go to FastDork.
4. Enter a company name, domain, or keyword as the target.
5. Select GitHub as the engine.
6. Run the searches.

Example dork:

"$target" filename:.env

Security Notes

• Use FastDork only on targets and programs you are authorized to test.
• Lists and settings are stored locally in Chrome extension storage and are not sent to any server by FastDork.
• Custom site configurations can change what the extension extracts.
• Review custom selectors before importing data from unknown pages.
• Review extension permissions before installing any browser extension.

FAQ

How many tabs can FastDork open?

The default limit is 20 tabs.

Can I add a custom search engine?

Yes. Go to Settings -> Configure Sites -> Add New, enable Use as Search Engine, then add the base URL and selectors. If the site uses a domain that is not already in FastDork, add it to host_permissions in manifest.json too, then reload the extension.

Can I import data from any website?

Usually yes, if you create a site configuration with the right CSS selectors and match patterns.

What is the difference between a Dork List and a Result List?

A Dork List is used to run searches. A Result List is used to store imported or collected data.

Does FastDork sync my data across devices?

No. Data is stored locally in your browser using Chrome extension storage. FastDork does not send it to any server.

License

Code released under the MIT License.

Import functionality was inspired by TomNomNom's webpaste tool.