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I just use Chrome's address bar. "map<TAB>" enters a maps-only search. Same for "you<TAB>" for youtube, etc.
by jvolkman 8y ago
I just use Chrome's address bar. "map<TAB>" enters a maps-only search. Same for "you<TAB>" for youtube, etc.
- dmix 8y agoOn mobile that's not possible though. !gi for image search is one I use often on mobile. But otherwise that's very true, I also use desktop Chrome's search engines as a keyword system (typing "ny" to launch https://nytimes.com https://nytimes.com), regardless if the URL actually includes a search query.
- nyolfen 8y agoffx also has this feature, you can right click in a search field and 'add keyword'. i distinctly remember thinking 'this would be a really cool feature' maybe 10 years ago and discovering that it was already there.