LiveJournal shortcut in your browser's search box

Apr 27, 2009 10:51

Tired of typing ".livejournal.com" into your browser's address bar to open a journal?

I've written an XML file which allows you to use the browser's search box as a LiveJournal shortcut. Once installed, you can type only a journal name - "news" for example - into the search box to visit the journal.


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rosathome April 27 2009, 18:11:20 UTC
If you check journals by name and use Firefox, it's much quicker just to use their magic address bar. I never type more than one or two letters before the url I'm looking for comes up.

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stagknight April 27 2009, 18:43:44 UTC
Ditto Opera and Chrome. Probably the newest version of IE, too.

And even if not, it's still probably quicker to use a Quick Search in Firefox and the equivalent thing in Opera.

As far as I'm concerned, the ordinary search box is only for Google.

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pne April 27 2009, 18:45:42 UTC
It could come in handy for Wikipedia, too -- though I use a custom search with keyword for that ("en blabla" for info from the English Wikipedia on 'blabla').

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mordyn4 April 27 2009, 20:19:02 UTC
And in Safari with the SafariStand plugin.

OP: That said, this is still a cool way to do it. Thanks for posing this. If I hadn't found the quick search feature for the address bar, I would have rather used the search box for LJ redirects.

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necrotica April 27 2009, 18:50:58 UTC
Thank you SO much!

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magicalobizuth April 27 2009, 19:11:50 UTC
While the awesome bar is awesome, this is really nifty for journals that I haven't visited in a long time or ever.

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dreamt April 27 2009, 21:53:08 UTC
my initial reaction: "Man, how lazy can you get?" and then, "Gief!"

So yeah, thank you, this is going to come in super handy :)

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akaleia April 28 2009, 01:10:47 UTC
awesome

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