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Alfred web searches 🎩

Description πŸ“•

This workflow similar to DuckDuckGo Bangs allows you to fuzzy search through a selection of websites that you can add and contribute to in here.

You simply search for the website you want to scope your search too, press enter and make your search.

Each search has a prefix to signify the theme or scope of the search. For example results prefixed with r: will search through subreddits. Here is the full list of prefixes and their descriptions.

prefix description
r: search subreddits on Reddit
d: search documentation websites
g: search GitHub
s: search stack exchange sites
f: search forums
t: search Google Translate
w: search ordinary websites (none of the above)

Each prefix also has a corresponding icon for visual feedback of prefix meaning.

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And since the workflow allows for fuzzy searching, you can even make searches like that :

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And they will match.

You can also attach a hotkey that will take the selected text and then will let you search for that text on any of the websites.

Install πŸ’Ž

Download the workflow from GitHub releases.

Contribute πŸ’›

If you use and like this workflow, you can add your own websites that you think are missing to the CSV file here.

It has a simple structure of argument, followed by comma and then what website is going to be searched. Where the query you are searching for is replaced with tester.

Thanks πŸ€

You can support what I do on Patreon or look into other repositories I shared. Thank you. πŸ’›

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