| How do I perform a search within a web site? | carltonhil | 4/15/09 10:52 AM | |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | †Dragontatt† | 4/15/09 11:08 AM | I am not clear on your question, so I'll assume this might help you. Click on the page icon on the upper right of Chrome, select Find in page, and a box will drop down form the address bar. Fill that in with what you want to find. |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | nakro | 4/15/09 11:13 AM | Ctrl + F .... |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | carltonhil | 4/15/09 6:59 PM | Ctrl-F will find stuff on the page, not the entire web site. On the Google toolbar for (I hesitate to mention it) Internet Explorer, there is a lower case g and a down arrow (with the context hint "Change search type" if you hover) next to the box w |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | JECShack | 4/15/09 11:13 PM | Hi carlton, Have you set either one of these search engines (Google, Ask, Yahoo! or Live) as your Google Chrome default search engine?These search engines have a site: search parameter that allows you to restrict your query on a certain website. Exam |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | carltonhil | 4/16/09 12:23 PM | Google is my default search engine. Ok, so the answer if you want to search a web site: 1. Go to the site 2. In the address bar type "Site:" in front of http:// 3. Get rid of everything after .com (or .whatever) 4. Type a space after the .com (or . |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | Mymy | 5/22/09 5:46 AM | 1. Type the begining of the website's address in the address bar ( Ex: For Deezer, Type D, E..) 2. Then press tab, (You will now make your search request over the whole deezer website) 3. Type whatever keywords you desire ;) |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | cowsgomoo | 9/27/09 11:26 AM | In the GoogleBar for Firefox or Internet Explorer, there was a button that did a search within site which had the same functionality as site:http://xyz.com, but did it automatically from whatever site you were currently in (so you did not have to type out s |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | QQFarmer | 9/27/09 6:34 PM | If you want to search within a website from the "Omnibox" of Chrome, add the website to your search engine list. Tweak the keyword for the site, e.g. "g" for Google. Type the keyword for the site in the Omnibox. Hit Space on your keyboard. Then hit T |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | Steve_O | 10/18/09 5:08 PM | If you are on the site you want to search, in the Chrome address bar put the cursor in front of "http://" and type the word you want to search for followed by "site:". So it should look like this; "mykeyword site: http://www.mywebsite.com" |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | timewarp91589 | 3/8/10 5:46 PM | I have the perfect solution! Google Chrome does indeed have this functionality! 1. Right click omnibox, select edit search engines 2. Add Search engine 3. Name the search whatever you want (i used 'Current Site') 4. Put in the keyword you want (i use |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | BMWBOB | 4/23/10 7:52 AM | This is the best solution, but still wish there was a Google tool bar! |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | livinglab | 4/26/10 11:03 AM | I like solutions where you solve a problem once... and leave a repeatable solution in place. This qualifies. Thx. |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | TobiFromBavaria | 6/2/10 10:15 AM | Add a search engine following timewarp91589's steps, or simply install my extension, here: http://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/jliolpcnkmolaaecncdfeofombdekjcp |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | cmgurney | 6/7/10 3:02 PM | Excellent extension. Thank you so much. But when will Google build in the excellent search functionality available when using the Google toolbar in other browsers? |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | Kevin0 | 6/25/10 4:22 PM | Timewarp is a lifesaver. Why add an extension when you can use existing functionality in Chrome? |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | tomcruise29 | 9/22/11 12:38 AM | Timewarp's reply helped, for those of us who are unaware of what is an OMNIBOX, it is nothing but the ADDRESS BAR |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | umairmalik0071 | 2/4/12 9:25 AM | 1. Ctrl+F (find in current page) 2. search term [space] http://example.com (to search in whole website) |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | umairmalik0071 | 2/4/12 9:31 AM | 1. Ctrl+F (to find in current page) 2. In google's search bar OR in chrome's address bar, write: search term [space] site:http://example.com (to search that whole website) |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | Nimrod3 | 2/19/12 12:25 AM | Thank you TobiFromBavaria just like the old Google toolbar. Excellent |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | QQFarmer | 2/19/12 6:47 AM | |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | ssk1000 | 6/12/12 6:54 PM | In Chromes omnibox type "site:http://www.sitename.com keyword" Easy way to remember is: No spaces except before your keyword The site name is written like anyone would write it (no http://) And remember; it will not work in the regular http://google.com search box |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | onlldvd | 6/18/12 4:08 PM | Nice Hack!!!! |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | Timothy Watson | 10/11/12 9:27 AM | boss, thats exactly what im looking for. |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | Ashwin Balani | 11/19/12 11:32 PM | You may also use keyword inurl:http://urlname.com |
| Re: How do I perform a search within a web site? | Edwref | 2/15/13 5:18 AM |