This is an especially great way to add search engines that don’t seem to get picked up by default, such as specialty searches. You’ll see your new search engine option listed in your Other Search Engines list as before, and can edit or make it default as before. Now paste the address you copied with %s instead of your search query into the URL box.
In the dialog box, enter the site’s address in the Name box, and a keyword for it in the Keyword box as above. Just enter a new one, and it’ll work fine. If you try to reuse an existing keyword, the check box on the right of the dialog will turn into a yellow exclamation point showing that your keyword must be unique. Keywords have to be unique, but don’t be worried about using the same keyword for two sites. Now, notice that when we enter the word friends in the address bar, Chrome offers to let us search by pressing the Tab key. If you’d like to change Facebook search to come up when you enter Friends in your address bar, you can do that. You can also edit existing search keywords as mentioned above. It’s also now listed in the drop-down menu to select the default search engine on the Options dialog. Now, notice that it is listed under the Default search options. Here we made our search a default option.
You can remove any of the listings, edit it, or make it the default search. The Other search engines are ones that Chrome has automatically added when you did a search on a website in Chrome. The Default search options are ones that were included with Chrome and are available from the Default Search Engines list on the Options dialog. This will open the list of your search engines.
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