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Search wikipedia from the command line
I suggest you use Saft in Safari, and then make a shortcut for wikipedia, so you can type something like this in your address bar:
Search wikipedia from the command line
Personally, I use AcidSearch, and add wikipedia in there.
AcidSearch is a former PoTW, and works like a charm for me. One of the reasons I love visiting here, great PoTW's ;)
Search wikipedia from the command line
Sogudi and SafariStand are donation and freeware alternatives to Saft for adding quick search shortcuts to Safari. Some of Saft's other features made it worth paying the shareware fee. And keep your order number to minimize hassles downloading updates if you buy it.
Oh, just noticed Sogudi's already been mentioned. Anyway...
Search wikipedia from the command line
saves you launching a terminal Do you mean to say that folks run OS X (or Windows, for that matter) without a POSIX shell running all the time? How do you get anything done? Jeepers, I even have several saved Terminal sessions, with my default running at least two sessions in different colours. I haven't yet made this a startup item. Yet.
Search wikipedia using Saft context menu.
It's easy, but it's not so easy that "make a shortcut and type something in your address bar" is going to suffice for non-programers. Here's what worked for me: |
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