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I generally append 'mdn' to any search that would normally result in w3schools.
by hueyp 12y ago
I generally append 'mdn' to any search that would normally result in w3schools.
- theandrewbailey 12y agoI have mdn bookmarked. I go there and search directly to eliminate any "oops I clicked on W3schools" moments. If there was a browser addon that would allow me to search from my address bar (like ! for DDG), it'd be great.
- zheshishei 12y agoYou can easily do it without a browser add-on. They're called keyword bookmarks. For firefox or chrome, right-click the search bar on any site and select "Add a Keyword for this Search" ("Add as search engine" for chrome).
- dkuntz2 12y agoChrome and Firefox have the ability to add in custom searches. After getting it setup I think all you'd need to do is type `mdn [terms]`.
- EnderC 12y agoLately I've been using http://devdocs.io/ http://devdocs.io/ as my one-stop reference. It seems to pull its information from MDN, among other places.
- dubfan 12y agoI use DuckDuckGo and use the !mdn bang syntax to run the search on MDN.
- zackboe 12y agoYou can also use mdn.io/whatever as a sort of "I'm feeling lucky" http://blog.lazd.net/mdn-io-passive-url-shortening-for-mdn.html http://blog.lazd.net/mdn-io-passive-url-shortening-for-mdn.h...