So til that if you use DuckDuckGo search engine, and you’re not happy with the result and want to run the previous search through Google, instead of copying your search, then heading to Google, then pasting your previous search, you can just add !g to front of your search in DuckDuckGo and that will auto direct you to Google and run that search for you!
For example: !g search term for Google
Bangs are great.
My favorites are:
!wfor Wikipedia!dfor a Dictionary!tfor a Thesaurus!ytfor YouTube!archivewebfor the Internet Archiveand I’ve found it usually works with pretty much any site name you’re thinking of searching (e.g. if you want to look up a movie on IMDB, chances are
!imdbwill take you there.)This is just one of multiple bangs for the Internet Archive, and probably more intuitive and quick ones include:
!iafor the Internet Archive generally!wbmfor the Wayback Machineoh, thanks, that’ll make it way quicker for me to type out!
You forgot the most important one
!wafor Wolfram Alpha and!awfor the Arch Wiki as well!The dictionary bang is 100% something I’ll be using quite often moving forward
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