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 Define your own variables to fit your needs and speed up your queries. Need to retype IDs of components often? Need to often retype multiple keywords? Need to retype specific dates? Create variables for them and enjoy the pure bliss of searching efficiently!
 
-## TODO: Further infos and screenshots
-- Contributing Guidelines
-  - General
-  - Languages
-  - Issue Template
+You can comfortably switch between devices because this extension synchronizes your variables with your Google/Firefox Account.
+
+## How to use
+There are three ways to interact with the extension.
+
+1. The quickest way is to hit `CTRL+SHIFT+L` (`CMD+SHIFT+L` on Mac) in order to trigger the search box. After that simply type in your query and hit `ENTER`. You can change the shortcut in your browsers settings under `chrome://extensions/shortcuts` (You need to set this when using Edge!) or under `about:addons` in Firefox.
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+2. Manually trigger the search box through clicking on the icon in your extension bar. (Top right corner).
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+3. Focus your omnibox and type `!` (exclamation mark) and hit `SPACE` to activate the query.
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+Either open the settings by right-clicking on the extension or follow the link in the search box (remember point 1. and 2.). There you can define your query URL and variables.
+
+# Contributing
+If you're a native speaker of a foreign language, you might be interested translating the extension. For that see the files in the [`_locales`](https://github.com/DanielBiegler/search-with-variables/tree/master/_locales) folder
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+For the rest: See/Create [issues](https://github.com/DanielBiegler/search-with-variables/issues). There are two templates that you can fill out.
+
+### P.S.:
+If you enjoy this, you might like the stuff on my personal site [www.danielbiegler.de](https://www.danielbiegler.de)