Super useful!

Indispensable add-on. Unfortunately, it is not compatible with firefox for Android.

Excellent and essential add-on!

Request: Please add a way to pre-select one range as default. Then it would be perfect!

Perfect, I had a similar add-on in Chrome and thank god someone did it for Firefox. You are a lifesaver!

Please make it habit to provide release notes (I never allow an update without notes).

Condensed, for 0.2.2:

https://pastebin.com/qJHbXfJi

– and for 0.2.3:

https://pastebin.com/tveYgV7n

– what changes are in 0.2.4? Notes are empty:

https://addons.mozilla.org/ko/firefox/addon/googlesearchdaterangeshortcut/versions/0.2.4/updateinfo/

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/googlesearchdaterangeshortcut/versions/0.2.4/updateinfo/

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/googlesearchdaterangeshortcut/versions/0.2.4/updateinfo/

https://pastebin.com/Gicg1JrT

Always annoyed me I had to click tools to get to the time range. Now it's available right as the search results show up. Adding more time ranges is a great bonus plus. A simple but very useful addon, and exactly what I was looking for.

Спасибо разработчику за это нужное расширение - это аналог расширения для Хром "WhenX" Маст Хэв!!!

Good but ... What is really missing is a date of update for G links (above or under).
This is what really pisses me off and what I hate about google !

Great! Can you make this work for images as well?

Excellent Thank you

Thank you!! I was just writing a script to do that job when I though of searching for an extension to do it and found yours! ^^
-- Code below
I'd like to contribute some features to your extension, like:
(1) Checkbox to add times above Google defaults rather than below.
(2) Re-order declared times by drag and drop.
(3) Checkbox to auto-order the declared times.
(4) Checkbox to add a [Time] button (or some other name), which adds a button to the "Custom Range" modal~.

Is the code open source?
Would you want to open-source it?

Have a good day!

```js
$ = document.querySelector.bind(document)
x = toolsButton = $("#hdtb-tls")
y = timeButton = x.cloneNode(true)
y.textContent = "Time"
x.parentElement.appendChild(y)

y.addEventListener('click', () => {
let z = customTimeRangeButton = $("#cdrlnk")
z.click()
}, true)
```
+ my github is https://github.com/mathieucaroff

Excellent - and a great companion to Google Search Geolocation & Language Change