How to Use the GazeRank Browser Extension

Why this matters

Checking a page's health while actively working on it, editing content, or reviewing a competitor's site, is far more useful in the moment than switching context to run a full separate scan. The extension is designed for that immediate, page-level feedback loop.

Because it's scoped to a single page you're currently viewing, it complements rather than replaces full-site scanning. A full scan understands sitewide patterns like duplicate templates or systemic crawl issues that a single-page check by design can't surface.

Implementation guidance

Use the extension for quick, contextual checks, and route deeper analysis back to the full dashboard.

1. 1

   Run a check while actively editing a page

   Get immediate feedback on a page's health right as you make changes, rather than waiting for the next scheduled full scan.

2. 2

   Use it to spot-check competitor or reference pages

   Quickly check how a competitor's specific page scores while researching, without needing to add their domain to your dashboard.

3. 3

   Treat single-page results as a snapshot, not a trend

   The extension shows a point-in-time check; use the dashboard's historical data for trend analysis over time.

4. 4

   Escalate systemic-looking issues to a full scan

   If a single-page issue seems like it might affect a shared template across many pages, confirm the scope with a full site scan.

5. 5

   Keep the extension updated

   Since it reflects the same underlying checks as the full platform, an outdated extension version may miss newer checks.

Validation checklist

• The extension is used for in-the-moment, single-page checks, not sitewide analysis.
• Findings that look systemic are escalated to a full site scan for confirmation.
• Single-page results are treated as a snapshot, with trend analysis left to the dashboard.
• The extension is kept up to date with the latest version.