Power Up Search Feature Through 9 Sites Using Smarter Search [Chrome Extension]

Want to search something on the main content sites like Wikipedia, Flickr and YouTube, without even opening their pages? Smarter Search is an extension for Google Chrome that allows you to do this very simply by using the search bar of Google Chrome and some easy to remember shortcuts you can search Wikipedia entries, movies in IMDB, Amazon products, photos on Flickr and more! Smarter Search is an extension that should be on your Google Chrome. It makes it much easier to search the main site content such as articles, photographs, films and videos. In addition to the facility that exists to do a search directly in the browser address bar, another positive is that it opens a new tab automatically at the time of search, it is not necessary to do this before. But a point could be better. If it were possible to register more shortcuts to sites that also did research on them, rather than just the nine services (listed below), it would be more useful still use this extension.

After the extension is installed you can use the address bar to make searches. Enter to enable the Smart Search, pressing "s" and then press the space bar. A gray box is shown and some options appear in the autocomplete field.

To find what you need, the search can be made at the following sites (the shortcuts are in parentheses):

• Wikipedia (w),
• YouTube (y).
• IMDB (i).
• Twitter (t).
• Flickr (f).
• Amazon (a).
• StackOverflow (s).
• Delicious (d).
• eBay (e).

For example, if you want to find a movie on IMDB, just type the following sequence: “s” space “i" space “Movie Name”. A new tab is already open with the results of your search within the site chosen.

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