Search like usual
Use Google normally. SyncX saves the search text locally and sends it to Bing later.
Chrome Extension · Open Source
Search once. Run it on Bing too.
SyncX is a small Chrome extension for people who already search on Google but also want those searches to run on Bing. It keeps a local queue, moves at the pace you choose, and does not require an account.
Built for daily use
Small controls, clear defaults, and no account to manage.
Pick the limits
Choose the delay, daily cap, and active hours. The defaults start slow on purpose.
Local by default
Your queue can stay in Chrome's local storage. No account is required to use the extension.
No mystery server
SyncX stores search text only. If you want cloud sync, you can host the AWS backend yourself.
Stops when Bing pushes back
When SyncX sees throttling signals from Bing, it pauses the queue until you resume it.
Open source
MIT licensed. Read the code, fork it, self-host it, or just install the extension.
How it works
Install it, sign in to Bing, then keep using Google.
Search normally
Keep using Google the way you already do. SyncX watches for search query text.
Queue builds up
The extension keeps a local queue, removes duplicates, and waits for the right time.
Bing runs it too
SyncX opens Bing in your browser on the schedule and limits you set.
Ready when you are.
Install from the Chrome Web Store, sign in to Bing, and use Google like you normally would.