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<!DOCTYPE html>
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<title>Magic Search Options</title>
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<p><a href="options.html">< < Back to Options</a></p>
<h1>About QuickSearch</h1>
<p>QuickSearch is Magic Search's highlight feature that makes searching over a dozen different web sources instantaneously quick and easy, by using keywords in front of your search queries.</p>
<p>Instead of nagivating to a website like Google Images, Wolfram Alpha, or YouTube, you can search directly with the Chrome Omnibar or Google's search bar the phrase "keyword: your query words" where the <i>keyword</i> matches the website you're searching.</p>
<p>Sounds confusing? Here are some examples. With QS enabled in the options, type these into your omnibar or search bar.</p>
<ul>
<li>dogs (just a simple Google web search)</li>
<li>img: cats (searches Google Images for "cats")</li>
<li>image: cats (same thing)</li>
<li>news: elections (searches Google News for "elections")</li>
<li>pdf: psychology (only Google searches for PDF documents)</li>
<li>ppt: psychology (only for Microsoft PowerPoint documents</li>
<li>tl: Guten Tag <i>or</i> translate: Guten Tag (translates to your native language from a detected language</li>
<li>lucky: Weather (I'm Feeling Lucky: takes you to the first hit in search results)</li>
</ul>
<p>And here are the rest of the supported QuickSearch search sources...</p>
<ul>
<li>vid (Google Videos)</li>
<li>book (Google Books)</li>
<li>yt (YouTube)</li>
<li>sch (Google Scholar / papers)</li>
<li>wiki (Search Wikipedia directly)</li>
<li>amz (Amazon Shopping)</li>
<li>map <i>or</i> maps (Google Maps search for directions or locations)</li>
<li>verbatim <i>or</i> v (Google web search for your query word-for-word, with no synonyms)</li>
<li>flickr (Flickr, duh)</li>
<li>wa (Wolfram|Alpha)</li>
<li>quote <i>or</i> quotes (BrainyQuote quotations database)</li>
<li>urban (Urban Dictionary)</li>
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