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Chrome can also setup keywords, it's just not as easy as it used to be / as easy as right clicking any search field in Firefox. I also setup keywords for easie
by Nadya 8y ago
Chrome can also setup keywords, it's just not as easy as it used to be / as easy as right clicking any search field in Firefox.
I also setup keywords for easier navigation of sites with short and consistent URL schemes.
- criley2 8y agoEh, Chrome's auto-keyword system works well in most cases, and the ones that don't it's very easy to right click on the address bar and click "Edit Search Engines" to clean up the list and create any search URL you want.
- Nadya 8y agoYou have to conduct a search then go edit the keyword - in Firefox you can right click a search bar if you wish to add it. Mucking around in the settings is less convenient - and since it uses the domain of the site as the keyword - I find it is always necessary to change the keyword. I use both browsers pretty extensively - Chromium at work and Firefox at home. Some internal tools don't work with Firefox very well, since they're only tested on Chrome.