I have created another QSB app which uses the qsb in a slightly more
traditional way.
This one allows you to create a shortcut and define a url for it and
specify how to insert the input from qsb into the url.
It can be used with any app which can get triggered by a url protocol
(such as the browser gets started when launching a url which starts
with http://, or geo to launch maps or market:// to launch the market
or ftp or irc if you have clients for that installed)
It can also be used to insert certain portions of the qsb input into
different parts of the url
for example shortcut "post" url "http://server/form?name=%1&message=
%n" so if you type "post arno this is my message" the url will be
called with the first word (after the shortcut) inserted into %1 and
the remaining into %n.
it is possible to create several urls with the same shortcut. each of
them will be shown as a suggestion when typing an input which starts
with that shortcut. selecting the suggestion launches the url.
more info: http://www.cyrket.com/search?q=qsb
what do you guys think?
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