09-15-2015, 05:38 PM
How to search Google by highlighting text in Chrome
*.Launch your Chrome web browser then go to Web Store.
Search for an extension called “Highlight to Search” .
*.Download and install Highlight to Search extension to your Chrome web browser.
*.Once installed
just open a random page .
If you want
you can open and view any post here in Tricksduniya and use it as an example.
*.Now
highlight the word or phrase that you want to search.
After highlighting the word, a small search icon will appear.
Just click on it.
*.After clicking the icon
you will be given a bunch of related search suggestions so instead of just searching for the actual word, you can expand or narrow down your search by selecting any of the given search suggestions.
For example, instead of searching for “scattered”, you can search for the actual meaning or definition of the word.
*.After making your selection, your browser will display the search results in a new tab. No need for you to manually type the search term in the omnibar.
So that’s it, you’re done.
Link: Highlight to Search https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detai...nlnboniglg
*.Launch your Chrome web browser then go to Web Store.
Search for an extension called “Highlight to Search” .
*.Download and install Highlight to Search extension to your Chrome web browser.
*.Once installed
just open a random page .
If you want
you can open and view any post here in Tricksduniya and use it as an example.
*.Now
highlight the word or phrase that you want to search.
After highlighting the word, a small search icon will appear.
Just click on it.
*.After clicking the icon
you will be given a bunch of related search suggestions so instead of just searching for the actual word, you can expand or narrow down your search by selecting any of the given search suggestions.
For example, instead of searching for “scattered”, you can search for the actual meaning or definition of the word.
*.After making your selection, your browser will display the search results in a new tab. No need for you to manually type the search term in the omnibar.
So that’s it, you’re done.
Link: Highlight to Search https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detai...nlnboniglg