Great work Patrick, I'm from UK too so the internationalisation works ;-) To save me a trigger I would add Tvrage.com to look up TV shows, or if someone has better since it seems to have update the layout lately and I don't much like it anymore !
-ian On 1 May 2011, at 18:35, Amory Meltzer wrote: > Beautiful! I'd toss in a request for Wiktionary but otherwise, it looks > wonderful. > > ~A > > > On Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 21:01, Patrick Robertson > <[email protected]> wrote: > Those of you reading this are the lucky ones getting an early heads up that > an updated Web Searches module is coming out. It has quite a few bug fixes, > and something that'll hopefully make things simpler. > > I've put together a simplified Web Search List with about the top 30 or so > searches that I can think of. > The nice thing about this list is that it'll automatically detect which > country you're from, and return results from that country (not just US!) > It does default to US results at the moment, and for many countries this'll > be the case. > > I'm now asking for you, fellow QS users to give me a hand and test this list > from whichever country you're from. > > First of all click here > > You should then hopefully see a list of web searches (click them and they'll > open in Quicksilver) that you can test. > > Here's what I'd like you to do: > > a) If there aren't results from your country, then post back in this thread > with the result at the very top of the page. It'll be the language of your OS. > For me it's > > 'en-gb' > > b) If some of the searches don't work for your country (e.g. the domain > doesn't exist) then post back here with: > i) The name of the search not working > ii) The real search URL for your country (go to the site in question and > search for ***, then post that here) > > c) Let me know if there's a search you feel is missing. If you can, try and > find how the URL changes for each country >
