ABS - Automated Bing Searches is a accessibility chrome extension. it's a free extension , it has 9,000+ active users since released its first version, it earns an average rating of 5.00 from 1 rated user, last update is 681 days ago.
Automatically complete your Bing searches to earn Microsoft Rewards points. Maximize your Microsoft Rewards points with Automate Your Bing Searches! This convenient tool allows you to automate your daily Bing searches to earn points for desktop, mobile, and Edge with just a few clicks. You can set the number of searches to complete, stop the searches at any time, and even customize the delay between each search. The searches can be performed in a background tab, allowing you to browse the web while it earns points for you. Plus, a tracker counts down your remaining searches, so you always know your progress. To get started, simply pin the extension to your taskbar and click on the icon to launch the search menu. Set the number of searches to perform along with the delay between each search. Then, click 'Start Search' and watch as it automatically completes your daily searches. As long as you are in a supported region and logged into your Microsoft Rewards account, you will earn points for every search completed towards your daily limit. This extension also includes the optional feature to include an Amazon Affiliate link within your searches. As an Amazon Associate, I may earn from qualifying purchases made shortly after using this extension. The affiliate link is completely optional and will not affect your use of the extension. Try Automate Your Bing Searches today and start earning Microsoft Rewards points with ease!
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