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%67 is "g" encoded. In this example, it's goo_g_. Typing %hexcode for any letter of a site in your history/bookmarks at the appropriate position triggers the be
by ashmud 10y ago
%67 is "g" encoded. In this example, it's goo_g_. Typing %hexcode for any letter of a site in your history/bookmarks at the appropriate position triggers the behavior.
edit: %22 is interesting. It triggers a JSON snippet.
- geoelectric 10y agoyeah, but the string that pops up has the >> gogoogle.com part as a literal. If you hit return it'll search that string in the default search engine. Similar things happen if you do goog%6c or g%6f (i.e. urlencode other chars in the string)