"Couldn't be easier than this." Yes it can. Chrome does it automatically. It also has a better UI to boot. The way Chrome works is, if you've ever searched a

"Couldn't be easier than this." Yes it can. Chrome does it automatically. It also has a better UI to boot. The way Chrome works is, if you've ever searched a site, typing the first few letters of the site name (say, "go" for google), then hitting tab, will give you the site's search. These are added automatically, as long as you've ever searched a site before. Advantages of Chrome's way: * They're added automatically. Visiting your family's house? They probably already have the standard Amazon/Wikipedia searches, no setup necessary. * Once in the mode of searching a website, the text you typed (e.g. "go" for Google) is NOT part of the textbox. This means that when you press "home", you go back to the start of they text you're trying to type. Want to copy paste the query before hitting enter? Much easier with Chrome. Disadvantages of Chrome: * Very rarely, a search isn't added. I don't bother adding them manually cause they're rare. * The letters you have to type for a site are the first letters of the URL, not site name. This means Hacker News Search isn't "Ha<tab>", but rather "ne<tab>".