This Firefox add-on aims to make browsing faster by redirecting you to the first Google search result if there is a very high probability of it being the "correct" result. Otherwise it just loads the normal search result page.
The URL loaded is of the form https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&gfns=1&q={searchTerms}
.
The add-on also adds a keyword, go
, which allows you to type go wikipedia
and get forwarded to Wikipedia immediately.
To build the add-on locally, run
make build
You need to have web-ext
installed.
This will create a zip archive in the web-ext-artifacts/
directory, which you can then
install. See this page on the Mozilla
documentation
for more information.
If you set it to the default search engine, you will not have to type any keyword at all.
This is a fork of https://github.com/mattjudge/browse-by-name-search, with the addition of fixing mattjudge/browse-by-name-search#1 with the provided URL for making search suggestions work again.
All credits go to the original author.