Inspired by Gina Trapani’s release of a Ubiquity plug-in to search Lifehacker via Google, I used her code as a base (thanks, Gina) and created a Ubiquity plug-in to search developer.force.com.
Because developerforce uses Google’s technology to search its own site, I wanted to display the search results within the developer.force.com site instead of using Google to search. This meant that I could not (in version 1) display results as the user types in a word. It is still a timesaver, though, as it opens the site and executes the search all-at-once.
To install the plug-in, make sure you have Ubiquity installed in Firefox, and then go to the project homeage at http://www.x2od.com/projects/ubiquity/index.xhtml. Install and you’re done! For more tips on using Ubiquity, visit Lifehacker.
Enjoy!
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Jeff Douglas says
February 5, 2009 at 16:09SWEET!!
Scott Hemmeter says
February 5, 2009 at 18:04Rock on! I am still getting used to Ubiquity and need to remind myself to use it. this is a good one. Nice job
Gina Trapani says
February 5, 2009 at 18:56Yay, nice work!