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Entirely tech-savvy people use the navigation bar as sort of a launch bar for their whole browsing experience also. Chrome enables this fantastically.
by nzjames 16y ago
Entirely tech-savvy people use the navigation bar as sort of a launch bar for their whole browsing experience also. Chrome enables this fantastically.
- JonnieCache 16y agoMy favourite is the domain tab completion automatic site search recognition thing. Chrome users know what I'm talking about. It's fantastic. EDIT: https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/tab-to-search https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/tab-to-search Basically I can type the first few characters of a domain until it autocompletes, then hit tab, then enter a search term which is submitted to that site's own search form, which chrome picked up when I went to the site, using various heuristics.
- nialo 16y agoThis is good, but not nearly as good as manually setting single character "keywords" for common searches.
- sathyabhat 16y agouse the search enough times and you can use single character+ <tab>
- jarek 16y agoWorks well until you want to distinguish between searching en.wikipedia.org and en.wiktionary.org. (While writing this I realized I didn't actually remember the exact domain Wikipedia and Wiktionary used... so I ran a "test" search on both.)