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If you actually knew how to use Google this wouldn't be a problem. The `site:` filter is your friend.
by aliakbarkhan 13y ago
If you actually knew how to use Google this wouldn't be a problem. The `site:` filter is your friend.
- graeme 13y agoHow is that faster? You're adding five characters + the .com , and will get exactly the same result.
- redthrowaway 13y agoOr just set up a custom search engine in Chrome, eg: chrome://settings/searchEngines search engine: rapgenius.com keyword: rg url: http://rapgenius.com/search?q=%s http://rapgenius.com/search?q=%s Then just type rg<tab> in the omnibox and search for whatever you want, and get taken to rg's serp.
- Zarel 13y agoFor most sites, Chrome should do this by default and the default keyword is just the site's URL. So simply: rapgenius.com<tab>search terms autocomplete is supported so you can also just do ra<tab>search terms if rapgenius.com is your first autocomplete result for "ra"
- redthrowaway 13y agoThis feels like a bit of a regression. I used to be able to just use the automatic search, but it seems to be breaking for more and more sites recently. Even sites it used to pick up automatically, like tpb, now need to be manually specified. And there's still no damned excuse for them not being able to search maps.google.com from the omnibox.
- rf1331 13y agoaren't we overthinking this a little much?
- dokem 13y agoYou are coming off as incredibly pretentious. I was unaware that by typing in the search field and expecting relevant results I wasn't using Google correctly.
- ddw 13y agoIt's not a "problem." I'm just incredibly lazy when it comes to looking up rap lyrics and it works for me.