Hi guys,

I found this rather useful tip while browsing with chrome that I love, so I thought I might share it here:

When you want to search for Lebanon for example on youtube for example you write in the URL bar: youtube.com Lebanon (youtube.com "space" lebanon).

This works on facebook,youtube,google and many other websites.

Cheers!
The easy way is to type in youtube.com then hit the tab key and it will give you a prompt: Search Youtube Video Search. Does it for other sites as well.
nefe_lpmk wroteHi guys,

I found this rather useful tip while browsing with chrome that I love, so I thought I might share it here:

When you want to search for Lebanon for example on youtube for example you write in the URL bar: youtube.com Lebanon (youtube.com "space" lebanon).

This works on facebook,youtube,google and many other websites.

Cheers!
Lol don't mean to make fun, but are you new to the Internet?
MrClass wrote
nefe_lpmk wroteHi guys,

I found this rather useful tip while browsing with chrome that I love, so I thought I might share it here:

When you want to search for Lebanon for example on youtube for example you write in the URL bar: youtube.com Lebanon (youtube.com "space" lebanon).

This works on facebook,youtube,google and many other websites.

Cheers!
Lol don't mean to make fun, but are you new to the Internet?
Nope, just a long time Firefox user that recently switched to chrome. If you know it , doesn't mean everyone does.
Here's a tip. It is for Linux sending your browsing data through an encrypted tunnel.
You need to have ssh access to some server as endpoint to your tunnel.
Close all instances of Chrome first otherwise it will not work.
# create ssh tunnel and use it for chrome
ssh -D 8080 -N me@my.server.com 
google-chrome --proxy-server=socks5://127.0.0.1:8080
On windows the first command should not work (unless you have some ssh emulation installed).
What I do is use putty to create a tunnel instead, it's pretty easy.
The second command should run on Windows (haven't tested it). Maybe replace "google-chrome" by the right executable name for Windows.
nefe_lpmk wrote
MrClass wrote
nefe_lpmk wroteHi guys,

I found this rather useful tip while browsing with chrome that I love, so I thought I might share it here:

When you want to search for Lebanon for example on youtube for example you write in the URL bar: youtube.com Lebanon (youtube.com "space" lebanon).

This works on facebook,youtube,google and many other websites.

Cheers!
Lol don't mean to make fun, but are you new to the Internet?
Nope, just a long time Firefox user that recently switched to chrome. If you know it , doesn't mean everyone does.
You can do something similar in Firefox. Go to: about:preferences#search
The "keyword" column allows you to set a shortcut (for example "y" for youtube).