http://optimisemywebsite.co.uk/seoblog/seo-latest-services/how-do-i-change-operas-default-search-engine/ Affordable SEO - Search Engine Optimisation Wed, 26 Jan 2011 07:46:04 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://optimisemywebsite.co.uk/seoblog/seo-latest-services/how-do-i-change-operas-default-search-engine/comment-page-1/#comment-1289 wetcpu Thu, 10 Dec 2009 03:06:40 +0000 http://optimisemywebsite.co.uk/seoblog/seo-latest-services/how-do-i-change-operas-default-search-engine/#comment-1289 Click Tools -> Preferences Select the Search Tab You will see a list of search engines that are built in along with a keyword. You can do a few things: 1) Find the search engine you want, and note its keyword. In opera, you can search from the address bar by typing the keyword followed by search term and hitting return. (i.e. to search with google type "g <search term>" and to search with yahoo type "y <search term>" in the address bar) 2) Select a search engine you want and click edit. Then click details. Then check the box "Use as default search engine" 3) If you didn't find the search engine you want, click Add and create a new search engine option. You will have to know the query string your desired search engine uses. Good luck! Click Tools -> Preferences
Select the Search Tab
You will see a list of search engines that are built in along with a keyword.
You can do a few things:
1) Find the search engine you want, and note its keyword. In opera, you can search from the address bar by typing the keyword followed by search term and hitting return. (i.e. to search with google type “g ” and to search with yahoo type “y ” in the address bar)
2) Select a search engine you want and click edit. Then click details. Then check the box “Use as default search engine”
3) If you didn’t find the search engine you want, click Add and create a new search engine option. You will have to know the query string your desired search engine uses.
Good luck!

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