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Re: Show HN: Wiby – A Minimalist’s Search Engine

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I used to know of a search engine that supported a bunch of added functionality for searching some selected popular sites. Like "wp whatever" would search just Wikipedia. It supported many man little command shortcuts. It was popular among dwm/i3 users, and I have forgotten it :( I was a fan of MacOS performing searches with Command + Spacebar, so on Linux I scripted a similar popup-prompt that would open Firefox and…

Sounds like DuckDuckGo?

Re: Show HN: Wiby – A Minimalist’s Search Engine

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I used to know of a search engine that supported a bunch of added functionality for searching some selected popular sites. Like "wp whatever" would search just Wikipedia. It supported many man little command shortcuts. It was popular among dwm/i3 users, and I have forgotten it :( I was a fan of MacOS performing searches with Command + Spacebar, so on Linux I scripted a similar popup-prompt that would open Firefox and…

Cuil? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuil

Re: Show HN: Wiby – A Minimalist’s Search Engine

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I used to know of a search engine that supported a bunch of added functionality for searching some selected popular sites. Like "wp whatever" would search just Wikipedia. It supported many man little command shortcuts. It was popular among dwm/i3 users, and I have forgotten it :( I was a fan of MacOS performing searches with Command + Spacebar, so on Linux I scripted a similar popup-prompt that would open Firefox and…

Not exactly a search engine, but maybe you mean surfraw? https://gitlab.com/surfraw/Surfraw

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surfraw

Re: Show HN: Wiby – A Minimalist’s Search Engine

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I used to know of a search engine that supported a bunch of added functionality for searching some selected popular sites. Like "wp whatever" would search just Wikipedia. It supported many man little command shortcuts. It was popular among dwm/i3 users, and I have forgotten it :( I was a fan of MacOS performing searches with Command + Spacebar, so on Linux I scripted a similar popup-prompt that would open Firefox and…

alfred?
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