Unfortunately that redirects to Reddit's own search engine, which is often worthless for what I'm looking for. For example, if I'm looking for a comment that r

Unfortunately that redirects to Reddit's own search engine, which is often worthless for what I'm looking for. For example, if I'm looking for a comment that refers to my lat 2014 model of some widget, Reddit's search will fail to find it, and try to show me subreddits instead that are tangentially related to what I'm looking for. Still a good tip, don't get me wrong. But I find that asking the search engine to do the search for me—with "reddit" as one of the search terms—often gives me the result I'm looking for faster than using Reddit's own search.