Nice idea! However, I still struggle to see the advantage over "!g". The workflow is exactly the same: Search for stuff in DDG, and if you suspect that Google

Nice idea! However, I still struggle to see the advantage over "!g". The workflow is exactly the same: Search for stuff in DDG, and if you suspect that Google might have returned a better result, prepend "!g " to your query (which might be even faster than clicking on the bookmarklet, depending on how fast you type).