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mermoz

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Tuesday, July 22nd 2003, 11:02am

konqueror googlebar

Hi,
is there a Googlebar for konqueror ?

I want to use the middle button (like in Mozilla) for opening a new tab in background. I have only found how to configure the middle button for opening a new tab in foreground.

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Tuesday, July 22nd 2003, 11:19am

Hmm, try SHIFT+Middle Mouse Button.

At least this works for separate new windows

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Wednesday, July 23rd 2003, 1:37am

Re: konqueror googlebar

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Original von mermoz

Hi,
is there a Googlebar for konqueror ?

Nope, just type gg:keyword in the location bar of konqueror to search 'keyword' with google.
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Wednesday, July 23rd 2003, 1:39am

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Hmm, try SHIFT+Middle Mouse Button.


Hm, does not work over here.
But found another hidden feature:
To search a string in google, select some text in a webpage, then shift+middle mouse button to look for it with google :)

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Wednesday, July 23rd 2003, 10:16am

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To search a string in google, select some text in a webpage, then shift+middle mouse button to look for it with google :)


Cool, didn't know that either.

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