Feb 19, '03 09:32:00AM • Contributed by: TheSick
[robg adds: No, we're not now going to run hints on every contextual menu option in every app ... but new features in a beta build of a product like Safari are probably worth a mention...]
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Control click selection for Google search in Safari 0.60
Feb 19, '03 09:32:00AM • Contributed by: TheSick
In the new version of Safari, I just noticed that if you highlight any text and control- (or right-) click on it, you can choose to search Google for the term that is selected. I'm pretty sure this wasn't present in the last build. It doesn't work with links, but it's still pretty handy.
[robg adds: No, we're not now going to run hints on every contextual menu option in every app ... but new features in a beta build of a product like Safari are probably worth a mention...]
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Control click selection for Google search in Safari 0.60
How good is this?
Control click selection for Google search in Safari 0.60
Are you saying that Chimera has the contextual menu Google search command too? I'm using the latest nightly build and it's not there for me.
Control click selection for Google search in Safari 0.60
You can also open addresses from the contextual menu if your viewing a text file or the address isn't set as a link.
This has existed in IE
same thing works in IE... except it goes to MS search...
Control click selection for Google search in Safari 0.60
Just found SHIFT + COMMAND L on a hightlight text in SAFARI will search it in google in a new window... |
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