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I have my Firefox url bar set to DDG, so it's way faster for me to: 1. type ["binary tree" !w] in the url bar than it is to: 1. type [wikipedia] in the url
by yaddayadda 13y ago
I have my Firefox url bar set to DDG, so it's way faster for me to:
1. type ["binary tree" !w] in the url bar
than it is to:
1. type [wikipedia] in the url bar (I don't even know if it's a com or org, but DDG would be fine with just [wikipedia]. If I knew whether it was com or org, then I could skip the next step.)
2. click the wikipedia link in the now displayed DDG results
3. find the field to enter the site-specific search terms (for many -- but not all -- it's in the upper right corner)
4. type ["binary tree"] in the site-specific search box
- acdha 13y agoIn Chrome, that's: 1. Start to type wikipedia 2. Hit tab as soon as wikipedia.org is the first choice 3. Start typing the query and note that the suggestions are coming from Wikipedia, not google Significantly faster than waiting several seconds for DDG to redirect