Google Chrome has a very handy feature that I used to rely on a lot which basically lets you modify URL and map it into a string (keyword, character, letter etc) and also be able to pass arguments to it to search or direct you to the customized URL you want.
What I mean is, in my own implementation, I used to map the string oed
to the customized URL http://etymonline.com/?term=$1
in Chrome and searched for etymologies of words by typing, for instance oed Prodigy
in the address bar which resulted in and lead me directly to the page in http://etymonline.com/?term=Prodigy
URL of the website containing only the word's etymology entry.
I know about built-in Add a Keyword
for this Search feature of Firefox, but that doesn't let you modify the string of the URL, meaning it results in http://etymonline.com?allowed_in_frame=0&search=
, on the ground of the example above, which is not what I want because it searches and shows up multiple words in the result.
Moreover, add-ons such as Add to Seach Bar and Keyword Search do not help with that.