I just released QuickSearch in the Android Market. Let me qoute the description from the market to explain what it does: “With just a quick touch you can search in one of a dozen web pages. Just enter the text and choose the button for the website to search in. Includes Google, Yahoo, Wikipedia, Ebay, Amazon, and also the most interesting social, media and shopping sites. Search profiles can be added – let me know if QuickSearch lacks a site.”
The screenshot illustrates the central UI: QuickSearch saves you time because there is to no URL to enter, no homepage to load, and no search form on the homepage to look for. Instead you get the search results page directly in your browser. The background is the system wallpaper, by the way.

Form the main screen, you can go to select a search profile or choose a text from one of your previous searches. The search profiles define which web sites are available in the QuickSearch UI. They are loaded from the web, so they can be updated without updating the applications. Also, new profiles may be added for other countries (let m know if you need something).

And least, but not last: The initial idea for this little utility came from Vivien Dollinger, who also supported the development in various ways.

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