Quickly Search Google Docs from the Chrome Address Bar
Quite often I have to search through Google Docs for a how-to I have created for my own reference or a document that I am collaborating on with colleagues. I found it silly to have to go to docs.google.com, and then search, as two separate steps, so I create a useful little search command in Chrome. Here’s how to do it.
Right click the address bar. Click Edit Search Engines
Use the keyword d and URL: https://docs.google.com/#search/%s
Entering d unix in the address bar and hitting enter will now drop you directly into a search on Google Docs for “unix.”
Enjoy!
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- 11.24.09 / 12am
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