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Use Custom Search Engines in Chrome for Named Bookmarklets
Use Custom Search Engines in Chrome for Named Bookmarklets
One of the things I loved about using Safari was that I could have items in my bookmark bar that I could invoke with ⌘1, ⌘2, etc. This was especially nice for things like bookmarklets. For example, I'm viewing an article that I want to read later, I could hit ⌘2 and save it to [Instapaper][instapaper].
Chrome has no such shortcuts for its bookmark bar, but it does have [custom search engines][search_engines].
The idea behind these is allowing you to set a search engine for something like Amazon and be able to type amazon⇥, enter a search term, and get your results without having to do it by manually typing into a search field on the site.
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Eric Meyer's reset.css in Sass. Originally by @postpostmodern.
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