How to Manage Search Engines on Google Chrome
Google Chrome has many novel and impressive features and one of them is the ability to use multiple search engines or search different websites right from the address bar. Consequently, it does not have an accessory search bar like is found on other web browsers such as Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Opera or Microsoft Internet Explorer. Google calls this versatile search bar the Omnibox . If you are new to Google Chrome or have not taken the time to learn the many tricks that it offers or just prefer to search the old way, then you need to read the following: Searching From the Address Bar This feature allows you to search using any search engine or to search a website without having to visit the website first. To search from the Google Chrome address bar, you simply type in your search term (as long as it is not a web address) and press enter. The default search engine is set to Google when Chrome is first installed. You may change the default search engine at a...