The organic_results are structured to show where they are positioned on the HTML page. Add this functionality to all elements like related_questions , top_stories etc.

Google Search API supports a cached_page_link field. Looking to add an additional field for cache_date .

Hello, Would it be possible to implement the htilrad param? It's the radius to look for jobs around the location provided. By default, it's 100km (we can see it in the preview in the playground) but it's possible to set it for everywhere around. KO url : https://www.google.fr/search?q=micropole+site:jobteaser.com&ibp=htl;jobs&uule=w+CAIQICIGRnJhbmNl&hl=fr&gl=fr&start=0#fpstate=tldetail&htivrt=jobs&htichips=&htischips= OK url : https://www.google.fr/search?q=micropole+site:jobteaser.com&ibp=htl;jobs&uule=w+CAIQICIGRnJhbmNl&hl=fr&gl=fr&start=0#fpstate=tldetail&htivrt=jobs&htichips=&htischips=&htilrad=-1.0&htidocid=c8aW7VAMym3czrVcAAAAAA%3D%3D We can see it changes the results in the 2 screenshots provided. I tried using the "test other parameters" on the playground by sending lrad=-1 but it doesn't seem to do the trick. The param is not sent to google. Thanks a lot for your feedback. :) Axel

Build an API for scraping Naver, a popular South Korean search engine.

Support the scarping of the "Check prices for your dates" page element that can appear inline with organic results on Google search

Support the full scraping of the Google Travel Compare pricing pages. These are also integrated into some knowledge_graph s on the base Google Results pages when you click the "view more rates" link.

Create an additional parameter for htiltype to provide Work From Home filtering on the Google Jobs Search Engine. htiltype = 1 https://www.google.com/search?q=react+software+engineer&ibp=htl;jobs#htivrt=jobs&htiltype=1

Hi, It would awesome to have details on the "extensions" considering that there are pictos that can identify what type of information we have in each extension. Actual : "extensions": [ "il y a 2 jours", "À plein temps" ], wanted : "extensions": { publishedAt: 'il y a 2 jours', contractType: 'A temps plein' } Thanks a lot for considering the request. :-)

I'd like to do the following: citation = GoogleSearch({'q':gsch_res['result_id'],'engine':'google_scholar_cite'}) links = citation['links'] cite_data = {} for link in links: cite_data[link['name']] = requests.get(link['link'], params={'api_key':'myapikey'}).text But the link given is the direct link, not a serpapi link. So you are denied the resource. Can you add the serpapi link to get the citation data file? Then link['link'] could be replaced with link['serpapi_link'] .