Googler is an open-source, command-line utility written in Python that replicates much of Google’s search functionality. Key features include:

1. Prepare your dorks in a text file, for example dorks.txt

2. Run Googler in batch mode: googler --json --batch dorks.txt > results.json

3. Extract urls with JQ or a python script: jq -r ".[].link" results.json > links.txt

4. Post-processing: Feed links.txt into your crawler, vulnerability scanner, or data-analysis pipeline

Googler is an option, but certainly not the best. It has a fair amount of arguments that allows you to fetch more results and have a different output but it's really slow, manual process is needed and the output generation isn't friendly at all. You also need to understand how to use a CLI tool and don't plan to scrape hundreds of thousands of links.

DorkPlus is the go to tool for pentesting and combolist dumping. It has the most advanced Google Parser/Scraper with the lowest bandwidth consumption. The huge advantage is their all-in-one solution that includes a scraper (also called parser), a vulnerability scanner, a dumper and a bunch of other utilities like a dehasher, a free dork generator and more.

1. Prepare your dorks (queries) in a text file, for example dorks.txt

2. Make a new task: select the engine (here Google), select your dork list, set the threads you want to use and select your proxies.

3. Save your results to a file: links.txt

4. Post-processing: Feed links.txt in their built-in Vulnerability Scanner.

DorkPlus is the best tool out of the 3 in this article for multiple reasons: - It is the - It is the - It has the smoothest GUI in the market

It's less modular than A-Parser, you won't be able to target news, images or full configure the scraper. It's also a bit more expensive than A-Parser.

A-Parser is a known all-in-one tool with a GUI rather than a CLI and includes a fair amount of engines such as Google, Bing, Yahoo and so on. It has multiple features such as:

1. Prepare your dorks (queries) in a text file, for example dorks.txt

2. Make a new task: select the engine (here Google), paste your queries, set the threads you want to use and select your proxies.

3. Save your results to a file: links.txt

4. Post-processing: Feed links.txt into your crawler, vulnerability scanner, or data-analysis pipeline

A-Parser is a good tool if you plan to scrape short dorklists or have unique use cases like gathering information about your competitions, SERP data, Google news or specific search engines. It's an advanced tool with a lot of options to customize your results.

It has too much options, if you're looking for a smooth experience where you load your dorks and get links it's not the best option. It's also not as fast as other competitors and the whole process tend to be heavy.