2. Search
The Search page is pretty straightforward - you either type a valid LDAD filter in the input field and hit enter, or the "name" of an object:
If you type any text without a ( - an invalid LDAP filter - godap will consider it the "name" of an object and perform the (|(samAccountName=VAL)(cn=VAL)(ou=VAL)(name=VAL)) query, where VAL is the value you specified. Example:
The search page also offers a few predefined and useful queries that can be used in AD environments in the Library panel. After searching, it will render the full subtree that leads to every found object:
The found objects' attributes can be inspected by selecting Attributes tab on the top right corner:
A similar reasoning as 1. Explorer - Exporting Objects works for the Search page - Selecting an object and hitting Ctrl+S will export to a file the object itself and all descendant objects, along with all of their attributes, as long as these objects were found in the search (if they have other siblings in the tree, they won't be exported).
Therefore, you can actually dump an entire domain using the Search page by performing a search for all objects, selecting the root of the domain and hitting Ctrl+S - nevertheless, the export format cannot currently be converted to other tools such as BloodHound and Adalanche.