I think you'll want to look at this, particularly the Web Search section, http://mysite.verizon.net/hmelman/Quicksilver.pdf
Howard On Aug 24, 2010, at 5:50 PM, Carmant wrote: > Hi, > > I have recently switched to OSX from Windows. Quicksilver is one of > the apps that I always read about when I had Windows that made me wish > I was on OSX. As a substitute i used Launchy. > > However, Quicksilver seems to have a far steeper learning curve. The > thing I loved about Launchy was the ability to quickly search the > internet using the Weby plugin. It allowed me to do the following: > > Press Alt + Spacebar to invoke Launchy, specify the site to search, > press tab, specify the search query. I also had popular sites assigned > to just their initial letter to speed things up. > > For example, to search the word "test" in Google, I would do the > following: > > Alt+Space (to invoke Launchy), "g" TAB "test" ENTER. > > I could perform this anywhere in windows and it would open a tab > showing the results in Firefox. > > I could also search sites like Wikipedia and YouTube by substituting > the "g" for a "w" or "y". > > > How can I replicate this in Quicksilver, because I am really missing > it! > > Thanks
