I'm not talking about the Google Desktop Search, I'm looking for something more like an android-style widget, where I can enter the search term while on the desktop and it will launch the browser with the search results.
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How do you get Dash to search Google results?
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I have an image on my smartphone and I want to paste it into Google Image Search to see if I can get similar images.  I can do this by pasting the image using desktop but not using Android ...  Is there such a possibility?
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Is there a option to search within manpages?
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This is a suggestion. The Stack Exchange website has a "Search All Sites" text field in the upper right corner, but the mobile app does not have an equivalent feature.  Instead we must search each Stack Exchange site individually and doing this on a smartphone is difficult. So adding such a global search feature would make Q&amp;A browsing and lookup for mobile users much easier...
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I'm looking for a desktop search engine for finding images on my local hard drive with high visual similarity. I've only found paid for ones so far. It could be Linux or windows one, either would be helpful.  A Google desktop plug-in would be nice!
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I was wondering if there was any was I could right click inside any instance of a "Finder" window such that I have an option that says "Open Terminal Here". It would be really helpful.
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I very much like the way Smartphone keyboards work. Pressing, a tangent for example, 'A' gives me the different variations/alternatives to 'A':    Is there something very similar to use on a Windows (8) desktop computer? That is just pressing a specific key on my physical keyboard would make something similar popup?  I will have great use of something like that especially when using letters from different languages for example the german 'ß' or french 'Œ' and 'Æ'.
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I have a web app that launches from a shortcut on the desktop. I would like to have it spawn in a new instance of Chrome -- with its own pinnable task bar icon, etc. -- instead of grouped with the rest of my general web browsing activity. Is it possible to do this without running it in a different browser altogether?
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While Cortana is not available in my region, I can see the integrated web searchs in Windows 10's start search being super useful if they weren't Bing results.  I'd really like to be able to change the search engine used to DuckDuckGo, is there a way I can do that?
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I often select something I want to google with the mouse (no [ctrl-c], I'm on X11/Linux), so I can paste it into the search engine box in firefox. However, there's usually already something in there from a previous search, so I can't just paste it. This sits in my way all the time, so here's my question:  Is there a way to clear the search form as soon as I hit [enter]? So it'll be empty for the next time I search for something?  On Linux, I find that the [ctrl-c] ... [ctrl-v] should not be neccessary in that case, as it forces me to move the hand back to the keyboard (i'm left-handed).  This would also be helpful in cases I did google something that I don't want others to see. It's easy to forget that your last search is still up there, despite you closed the tab already.
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I'm using Chrome 32 on an Android tablet (not phone) and just can't figure out how to close all open tabs in one go.
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I find I'm doing the Unix / name completion thing where I type a few letters of the username and hit tab when I'm entering comments.  Please consider adding a bit of JavaScript code that:   When focus is on a comment input box When tab is pressed If the preceeding 'word' is 'like' a username in the comment list or post then complete the name (else, tab to the next tab-able element as per normal)
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Is there a Javascript or jQuery method to minimize the current browser window?
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Back in Windows XP I knew that doing a file search and checking "Search file contents" (or whatever it was) I would get my results if I waited patiently.  In Vista, I felt I had absolutely no confidence that what I had typed had been thoroughly searched for, even with all the "Search non-indexed locations" etc. checked.  In Windows 7 I feel better and usually find stuff, but am suspicious when I don't. I'm not left feeling "confident".  I don't want (the weight of) Google Desktop.  I want a solid, brute file search utility. I found one I thought looked good recently (installed Windows 7 RTM last week and can't remember what it was called) but it still didn't seem to find files I placed as tests.
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I know there is a way to  from the app, but I cannot find a practical way to  follow the activity on the questions I favorited.  The only way I found was to type infavorites:mine into the search box and sort by active. But there is no way to bookmark a search, and repeatedly typing this search command on a small screen is no fun.   I understand not all desktop site features can be built into the app. But following the activity on my favorite questions is precisely the sort of things I'm likely to do from a mobile device.
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I use the command line a lot and I would like a widget (possibly integrating itself into the desktop) to provide access to a terminal.  Like this:
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I love the ability to just type something into Firefox's address bar and do a Google search. But I was wondering if there was some way to customize what search engine Firefox used?