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<p>That is a standard feature of both webkit browsers and of mozilla based browsers.
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<br>> Hi folks,
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<br>> While I remember... Just accidentally spotted a rather nice sneaky
<br>> feature in the new webkit browse (in 13.0.1 build 2). Apologies if this
<br>> is old news, but is rather handy... You can type non-URL text into the
<br>> Browse location field and web kit will realise it is not a valid url and
<br>> will try a google search with it instead. Something for the release
<br>> notes :)
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<br>> Regards,
<br>> --Gary
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