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In Chrome, you can also use domain specific searches: start typing the domain name, and when autocomplete matches the domain, press tab, and the location bar be
by mhansen 17y ago
In Chrome, you can also use domain specific searches: start typing the domain name, and when autocomplete matches the domain, press tab, and the location bar becomes a site-specific search. e.g:
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.