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Another way to perform similar operations: Firefox's bookmarks support very similar keywords (or maybe the same ones). For example, to use a bookmark keyword to
by hackuser 10y ago
Another way to perform similar operations: Firefox's bookmarks support very similar keywords (or maybe the same ones). For example, to use a bookmark keyword to HN:
1) Create a bookmark to Hacker News
2) In the bookmark's properties, in the keyword field,
type: h
3) In Firefox's main UI, type ALT+D to move focus to
the URL field, then type: h
To search Github (I'm assuming the URL in the parent is correct):
1) Create a new bookmark
2) In the address field, type:
https://github.com/search?q=%s
(in case it's not obvious, you can use the
%s variable in any URL)
3) In the keyword field, type: g
Then you want to search Github:
4) In Firefox's main UI, type ALT+D to move focus to
the URL field
5) In the URL field, type: g foobar
You'll soon see a Github search for foobar