#LaunchBar how to limit search movie#

Indexes bookmarks and history from a variety of web browsers (Safari, Firefox, Google Chrome, Chromium, and more).

The Services indexing rule provides convenient access to commands from the macOS Services menu.

Lots of indexing rules: Applications, Services, Actions, Shortcuts, Workflows, Music Library, Network Locations, Preference Panes, Dock, Contacts, Calendars, Web Bookmarks and History and more.

Powerful indexing engine, performs index updates in background.

For example, type JPI to select the JPEG Images category, then press Space to search to trigger a sub-search that searches for JPEG images only.

Category sub-search limits the search scope to a particular kind of items.

Sub-search while browsing with arrow keys, press Space to perform a deep sub-search.

Press ⌘→ to see a folder’s contents sorted by modification date.

File System Browsing traverses folder aliases and symbolic links.

File System Browsing: Navigate to any file or folder on your hard disk.

Browse your Music Library by playlist, genre, artist, album, composer or song.

Browse or sub-search your web history grouped by days as a flat list.

Browse your web bookmark folder hierarchy or sub-search a flat list of all bookmarks and folders.

Browse your contacts, contact groups and contact details such as email addresses, phone numbers, etc.

For example, type TED to select TextEdit, then press Right Arrow.

Browse the recent documents of selected application.

Alternatively (with a few exceptions) the space bar can be used for browsing as well.

Collections of other items (folders, bookmark folders, browser history, contacts, Music Library, photo albums, categories, etc.) can be browsed by pressing the Right Arrow key.

If you follow the instructions correctly, you'll realize that shortcuts will speed up your Internet browsing a lot. Experiment and implement other search patterns for your needs. Now you know how to add a search pattern to LaunchBar and already know the 'I'm Feeling Lucky' search format (which is copied from Lucky Google search pattern into LaunchBar), completely comfortable to cover. To be more specific, you can change the search pattern to search only on IMDb:

Google will automatically take you to the first hit on the search results page, which allows you to find exactly what you need. What you need to do here is to enter imdb avatar into the Google search box, press the ' I'm Feeling Lucky ' button instead of pressing Return.

#LaunchBar how to limit search movie#

Now run a search for Avatar using the IMDb search pattern you created (make sure you don't mix it with the default LaunchBar template), you'll be taken directly to the movie list on the website. With Quantrimang, replace imdb with Quantrimang, with YouTube, replace it with youtube. If you want to search through the Apple Trailers website, replace imdb in the above URL with apple + trailers. Enter the name of the site you want to search through the Name field (eg Internet Movie Database ), then type the URL below into the Details field: Open the search pattern screen in the LaunchBar Index and add another entry for it. You will not be taken directly to the search results when searching for something, but it will certainly be more interesting than taking one more step by clicking on the first item on the search results page? Using Google's I'm Feeling Lucky feature, we have come up with a way to improve this. However, on some sites like IMDb and YouTube, the exact information you are looking for is generally at the top of the search results page. This is a really simple operation and speeds up the search tasks on websites that you often do. , then press Return to return the search results page in your default browser. Now, whenever you want to perform a search with a term on Quantum, all you need to do is wake up LaunchBar, hit MW, then press Space Bar, type in the search query. Close the window and press Return when prompted to save the changes.Enter (or whatever you want) in the Name field, then paste the URL you copied into the Details field.In the left sidebar, click on 'Search Templates (UTF-8) ', then the Add button at the bottom of the right panel.Click on the small tool icon on the right and navigate to Index -> Show Index.Copy the edited URL to the clipboard, then launch LaunchBar (the default shortcut is Command-Space).% 3Aovffo1orlum & q = * & sa = search & client = idg-cse & cof = FORID% 3A11 & siteurl In this example, the resulting URL will look like this: Paste URL, replace your search term ( xyzzy ) with an asterisk ( * ).(You can also edit in place in the URL bar if you want). When the results page appears, select the URL, then copy and paste it into the text editor.Load and perform a search with a certain term, such as xyzzy.