Revision as of 14:06, 5 February 2006 by imported>Cosmea
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- The ultimate guide to google services impressive
- But also notice Googlewatch, and after that check out Googlewatch Watch ;)
Setting up links to special google searches on the wiki
You can set up links to special google searches on the wiki like this:
Random Examples
- s23.org simple search
- is-root.de simple search
- cached version of wiki.s23.org
- links to seti23.org
- related (similar) to seti23.org
- info about s23.org
- define Banana, define fnord
- Microsoft Stocks IBM Stocks
- hits on s23.org site only fnord on s23.org site
- pages that have debian+tutorial all in the title
- pages with fnord in title
- pages with a 23 and a fnord in the URL
- fnords in URLs
Wiki Syntax for the above
*[[Google:s23.org|s23.org simple search]] *[[Google:is-root.de|is-root.de simple search]] *[[Google:cache:http://wiki.s23.org|cached version of wiki.s23.org]] *[[Google:link:seti23.org|links to seti23.org]] *[[Google:related:seti23.org|related (similar) to seti23.org]] *[[Google:info:s23.org|info about s23.org]] *[[Google:define:banana|define Banana]], [[Google:define:fnord|define fnord]] *[[Google:stocks:msft|Microsoft Stocks]] [[Google:stocks:ibm|IBM Stocks]] *[[Google:site:s23.org|hits on s23.org site only]] [[Google:site:s23.org fnord|fnord on s23.org site]] *[[Google:allintitle:debian tutorial|pages that have debian+tutorial all in the title]] *[[Google:intitle:fnord|pages with fnord in title]] *[[Google:allinurl:23 fnord|pages with a 23 and a fnord in the URL]] *[[Google:inurl:fnord|fnords in URLs]]
Google Maps
- Google Maps
- Who knew maps could be fun? Cool Google Maps
- Google Maps Mania An unofficial Google Maps blog tracking the websites, ideas and tools being influenced by Google Maps.
Google Earth
- Google Earth
- or download it for free [1]
Google Moon
Google Video for non-en-users
If you don't live in the U.S. or UK, Google Video normally doesn't work (try: [2]). Translating the video URL by using the Google Translator works. More comfortable for Firefox-users: install the Firefox/Extensions#Greasemonkey-extension and use the following script:
// redirects Google Video URLs to the Google Translator
// ==UserScript==
// @name Google Video for non-.en-users
// @include http://video.google.com/*
// ==/UserScript==
(function(){
location.href = location.href.replace(/http\:/, 'http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http:');
})();
Save this code to a file named googlevideofoo.user.js and add it to Greasemonkey.
