I'm not following you.The Chrome omnibox. You only need one search bar that can search anything. Many other browsers also copied it.
I don't want to detour via google all the time. Sometimes I want to search for something specifically in youtube or another site.No, but I disabled that in ff as well, just type the search in the address bar. If you need to google a website, usually there is a search option add the bottom of suggested, else just add space and a .
I'm not following you.
How do I search in specifically youtube or Amazon etc. when using Chrome? I don't want to have to type in 'youtube' or 'amazon' with every search query.
Go to youtube.com and search for something the next time you want to search youtube just start typing you and press tab. Similar for amazon and wikipedia.I'm not following you.
How do I search in specifically youtube or Amazon etc. when using Chrome?
Yeah.site:youtube.com Your search string Or site:Amazon.com what you want
ps: this works in all browsers
/me runs
Chrome, the search bar is the url bar, why does FF not have this? :crylaugh:
I'm not following you.
How do I search in specifically youtube or Amazon etc. when using Chrome? I don't want to have to type in 'youtube' or 'amazon' with every search query.
I don't want to detour via google all the time. Sometimes I want to search for something specifically in youtube or another site.
site:youtube.com Your search string Or site:Amazon.com what you want
ps: this works in all browsers
/me runs
Yeah.
In firefox it's just a mouse-click away.
having to move my hand back to my mouse takes me longer than typing the site name...That is way too much typing.
I'm surprised, I thought people would miss having a site-specific search area.
What I like about that search field in firefox is I can just enter the query and then choose where the best place to search would be. With chrome I now need to first think about where I want to search and then the search query. Dunno, just seems silly to place primary focus on where to search rather than what to search.
I know it's not a huge deal, but I prefer a browser to allow me to search in a way that makes sense to me. I really enjoy Chrome but miss the searching of firefox.

Then just set it up as a search engine. For me typing something and then having to go trawl through a list to pick one is wasting time.I'm surprised, I thought people would miss having a site-specific search area.
What I like about that search field in firefox is I can just enter the query and then choose where the best place to search would be. With chrome I now need to first think about where I want to search and then the search query. Dunno, just seems silly to place primary focus on where to search rather than what to search.
I know it's not a huge deal, but I prefer a browser to allow me to search in a way that makes sense to me. I really enjoy Chrome but miss the searching of firefox.
I'm not following you.
How do I search in specifically youtube or Amazon etc. when using Chrome? I don't want to have to type in 'youtube' or 'amazon' with every search query.
I don't want to detour via google all the time. Sometimes I want to search for something specifically in youtube or another site.
That is way too much typing.
having to move my hand back to my mouse takes me longer than typing the site name...![]()
The session data.What do you mean by backup? Backup what?
What exactly are you trying to restore?
Guess its because Google or maybe the way we ask has gotten so good we dont need to limit searches any more. That reminds me of another joke:
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You guys are all doing it wrong. In Chrome, just go to search settings and define the keywords for each search engine you care about. Change the main ones to one or two letters.
Thereafter, you just press space or tab after those letters and Chrome will activate site-specific search. For example, to search Youtube I type "y" and with a tap of the space bar Chrome is ready for my search term.
You missed the post above yours.The session data.
LOL at how people are trying to figure out search. In old Opera you just prefaced a letter in the address bar (not even search bar) and it would invoke the site specific search string. Most current ones were even preconfigured.
Who the faq uses that schitty browser, Microsoft is so backward it's not even funny anymore. Bunch of control freaks run that place, hard to comprehend exactly what target market they are aiming for other than the most simple users.Even Edge has that, and it's the dumbest of them all.
The session data.
Chrome hands down.