Chrome is a browser very flexible when it comes to configuration. It is so flexible that even lets you create a custom browser within the browser. This form allows you to use Google to search for specific content of the site where the user is located. It is an ideal replacement for search engine included in the sites.
To create a search engine Google should follow some simple steps that do not take more than 5 minutes to complete.
First thing to do right-click on the Chrome address bar, and select Edit search engines ....
Now you have to click the Add button (in Windows) or button with a + (Mac). This opens a dialog box where you have to fill in three fields:
- Name: Is the name for the custom search engine. It can be any phrase or word, because it only serves to identify from several custom search engines.
- Keyword: The keyword should be chosen with care because when you type the word in the address bar, the browser will automatically activate.
- URL: Here you type the following (regardless of the place you want to find):
javascript: location.href = 'http://www.google.com/search?q=site:' + window.location.hostname + '% 20% s';
Now you just have to visit the site you want to search When the site is fully charged only have to type into the search bar incubated (Which is the selected keyword to search) and then you have press Tab. Chrome By doing so immediately recognize that this is a custom search engine and display a kind of special button in the address bar.
Then you have to type the search you want to do (in this case the search is Google) And then you have to press the Enter key. When this happens, the browser will automatically custom results page for the site you were visiting, using the query written in the address bar.
