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In Chrome, you can also use domain specific searches when they're better: start typing the domain name, and when autocomplete matches the domain, press tab, and
by mhansen 17y ago
In Chrome, you can also use domain specific searches when they're better: start typing the domain name, and when autocomplete matches the domain, press tab, and the location bar becomes a site-specific search.
e.g. when I'm searching for guitar tabs:
"ul <tab> <search terms>" expands to ultimate-guitar.com to search for guitar tabs
"en <tab> <search terms>" expands to en.wikipedia.org to search wikipedia
It's great that it automatically picks up search boxes in websites. So this works on any website that you have searched in the past - you don't have to manually set it up.
- dmnd 17y agoWow, thanks for this. That's a great implementation of the same feature. You even get suggestions for your search terms - something Firefox doesn't do unless you use the dedicated search field.