Ok so ive been using this method to search for things for a while now and im not sure how many people know that it exists.
It is a feature built into all new web browsers.
I checked Google Chrome(obv), Mozilla, Safari, and IE and found that all but IE(obv) have the feature built in.
So what is this mysterious new feature?
I like to call it my quick draw search!
What you do is simply highlight any text on any webpage that you wish to search for, i.e. A phone model, a car brand, a muffler type, or a sexy chick's name and after highlighting it right click the word or words.
A pop up menu will show up and you will need to click the option that says, "Search Google".
Now in all the browsers i tested it opened a new tab except Safari. Safari loads the google search on the page you were actually on but im sure you could tweak these settings under the hood.
So now if you want to find a part or something for your cb and you can't find it using the regular search on here or even using the google search with site:
You could always just find the keyword or keywords and highlight and right click and all the hardwork of opening a new tab and typing coherently and hitting search are taken care of.
Here are some snapshots of the 3 browsers ive tested to show you what it looks like.
Safari-



Google Chrome-



And of course Mozilla Firefox-



Thought this might be helpful.
Sticky it if you like.
Thanks for looking!
With 3 ways to search now the newbs have no excuse!!!




It is a feature built into all new web browsers.
I checked Google Chrome(obv), Mozilla, Safari, and IE and found that all but IE(obv) have the feature built in.
So what is this mysterious new feature?
I like to call it my quick draw search!
What you do is simply highlight any text on any webpage that you wish to search for, i.e. A phone model, a car brand, a muffler type, or a sexy chick's name and after highlighting it right click the word or words.
A pop up menu will show up and you will need to click the option that says, "Search Google".
Now in all the browsers i tested it opened a new tab except Safari. Safari loads the google search on the page you were actually on but im sure you could tweak these settings under the hood.
So now if you want to find a part or something for your cb and you can't find it using the regular search on here or even using the google search with site:
You could always just find the keyword or keywords and highlight and right click and all the hardwork of opening a new tab and typing coherently and hitting search are taken care of.
Here are some snapshots of the 3 browsers ive tested to show you what it looks like.
Safari-



Google Chrome-



And of course Mozilla Firefox-



Thought this might be helpful.
Sticky it if you like.
Thanks for looking!
With 3 ways to search now the newbs have no excuse!!!










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