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Keyboardr: Almost Good Enough to Replace Google
The Next Web —
Keyboardr could almost replace Google as my first choice for search. Not because the results are so much better than what Google has to offer though. In fact, Keyboardr is a simple Meta search engine and the results it gives me are Google’s. The difference is in the interface. Or to be precise: the way the user interacts with the interface.
At Keyboardr you don’t need a mouse. You interact with the search results using your keyboard (hence the name Keyboardr.com) and don’t have to use the mouse for anything. Simply enter a search term and Keyboardr allows you to navigate the results with the arrow keys on your ...
Keyboardr: Almost Good Enough to Replace Google
The Next Web —
Keyboardr could almost replace Google as my first choice for search. Not because the results are so much better than what Google has to offer though. In fact, Keyboardr is a simple Meta search engine and the results it gives me are Google’s. The difference is in the interface. Or to be precise: the way the user interacts with the interface.
At Keyboardr you don’t need a mouse. You interact with the search results using your keyboard (hence the name Keyboardr.com) and don’t have to use the mouse for anything. Simply enter a search term and Keyboardr allows you to navigate the results with the arrow keys on your ...
Keyboardr Is Lightning Fast Search Mashup with Keyboard Shortcuts [Search Engines]
Lifehacker —
[image] Web site keyboardr is an as-you-type search mashup of Google (including blog and image search), Wikipedia, and YouTube with blazing speed. Once you see a result you like, just use your arrow keys to navigate to the result, then hit Enter to open it. The speed of keyboardr is perhaps the most impressive feature, and if you're a big fan of keyboard navigation, it's got a lot to offer. Then again, I still prefer the experimental Google search with keyboard shortcuts ...
Keyboardr: An App Launcher for the Web
SitePoint —
You’ve heard it before: the web is an operating system. As more and more applications move into the cloud, the web is becoming the platform for the majority of our computing. But getting to those web applications and managing them is still cumbersome. So perhaps, what the web needs is a launcher. Over the weekend, 21-year-old German software developer Julius Eckert debuted a site that does just that at Keyboardr.com.
For now, Keyboardr looks like just yet another meta search engine — you type in a keyword and instantly get back results from Google, Wikipedia, and YouTube on a single page. You can navigate around ...
Keyboardr: More Fun Than Google Wiki?
ReadWriteWeb —
Are you a fan of keyboard shortcuts? Do you j and k your way through Google Reader? Or Ctrl + Enter (Cmd + Return) to add the "www" and the ".com" when you're browsing the web in Firefox? If ditching the mouse is your definition of efficiency, then you're going to love this new Google Search Mashup called keyboardr.
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With Keyboardr, you don't have point and click your way through your Google search results - you can just use the arrow keys on your keyboard instead. To navigate, you just down arrow and up arrow through the set of traditional results ...
