Identify which search results point to webpkgcache

[twifkak]

When on a google.TLD search results page, if a user clicks the extension icon, it could identify which results point to webpkgcache (e.g. with an emoji or text badge).

[Gregable]

I could emulate this slightly by pasting the following into the dev console:

var styleSheet = document.createElement("style");
styleSheet.innerText = "a[data-sxg-url] { background-color: red; }";
document.head.appendChild(styleSheet);

You could probably do better visually than primary colors, and it only highlights the link, not the whole result block. The latter would take slightly more than just css.

[twifkak]

Clever to use CSS. Also possible is something like this, though it may be too coupled to Google's current HTML template:

a[data-sxg-url] > div[role=heading] > div[role=link]::before {
    content: "📦 ";
}

[Gregable]

may be too coupled to Google's current HTML template

I'd not be too worried about this. If you can find a way to make it less coupled without added effort, that's cool, but the worst case it's back to where we are today.

[twifkak]

A list of Google TLDs is available at https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/main:components/google/core/common/google_tld_list.h;l=13-42;drc=bea0acf022da996a8ff1dbdee378667a66c768e4. May be stale, but close enough to start with?