I use Quicksilver to search the web a lot, and I'm trying to skip a few steps. I understood that you can assign a hotkey that will do the first two steps in an argument so that you just have to do the final one. For e.g.: I'd like Command-Shift-G to bring up Quicksilver with the final step of a "Google Search" + "Search For" (Text) argument so that all I have to do is type Cmd-Shift-G and the Quicksilver text box pops up and I can type my search and be whisked away to google. When I go to assign the custom trigger in the preferences, though, what happens when I press the hotkeys is it launches safari and gives me to the google homepage. While this is kind of convenient, it's not really what I have in mind.
Any solutions? I'm running B54 on the most current version of Leopard. (PS. Another related annoying problem. When I go to program hotkeys Quicksilver never actually shows me what the hotkey combo is in the Edit pane. For example, if I want the hotkey to be Cmd-Shift-G the only thing I see is Cmd-Shift . . . no G. Not a huge deal, but as I add more hotkeys it'd be nice to have them visible so I can remember what's assigned to what . . . )
