Let me search that BS for you

Overview

Add support to the omnibox to search BS with search engines.

"Let me search that BS for you" adds the ability to search terms in various search engines directly from the address bar (Omni-Box) with the focus on results discussing the term being debunked, fake, a hoax or quackery. Currently, the add-on suggests search in Google, Bing, Ask, DuckDuckGo and Yahoo. Idea: Gilad Diamant http://sharp-thinking.com/

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Version
1.1
Updated
October 29, 2013
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Size
7.4KiB
Languages
English (United States)
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