turbo said:Yay! that looks like a very nice feature. Google pulls up PF references a lot, but narrowing the scope to PF only should be quite helpful.
Thanks, Borg. Too dumb to have figured that out, and I appreciate the guidance.Borg said:turbo, you can limit any Google search to a specific site by putting the name of the site at the end of your query like this:
site:physicsforums.com
Nice to have it here though. Thanks, Greg!
No worries. The day that I stop learning new stuff, I might as well be buried. :tongue:turbo said:Thanks, Borg. Too dumb to have figured that out, and I appreciate the guidance.
The "Search PF Easier With Google Search Bar" is a tool that allows users to quickly and easily search for information on the PF (Provident Fund) website using Google's search engine. It is a browser extension that can be installed on Google Chrome and other browsers.
The Google Search Bar allows users to search for PF information directly from their browser, without having to navigate through the PF website. This saves time and effort, as users can get the information they need with just a few clicks.
Yes, the Google Search Bar is completely free to use. It is a browser extension that can be easily installed from the Chrome Web Store or other browser's extension store.
Yes, the Google Search Bar has a customizable search option, where users can specify the keywords or phrases they want to search for on the PF website. This allows for more targeted and efficient searches.
Yes, the Google Search Bar uses Google's powerful search engine, which is known for its accuracy and relevance. However, it is always recommended to double-check information with official sources to ensure its accuracy.