Updated: 11-Mar-2007
One of our favorite advanced features of Konqueror goes by the name of Web Shortcuts. These work somewhat like a search bar, but I find them much more efficient in terms of being more "granular" in what you are searching for.
If enabled, a web shortcut let's you specify a particular topic, phrase or domain to search. For example, Serge programs a lot in python, so if he needs to look up something from the python documentation, say what the "set" module does, he would enter the following in the location bar:
py: set
and then hit return. This would provide a listing of all the web pages in the python docs that refer to sets.
The web shortcuts feature has to be enabled for this to work. To do this, from within Konqueror:
Some shortcuts you might want to enable include:
gg for google
ggn for google news
wp for wikipedia
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