QueryDial 1.3.0

QueryDial offers a range of practical features designed to enhance your online search experience. Users can leverage specific commands to quickly access content across various platforms, including:

• Utilizing “yt cats" for effortless searching of adorable cat videos on YouTube.
• Employing "w Gravity" to locate desired information on Wikipedia with ease.
• Accessing real-time trending topics on X using “!x #trending”.
• Assigning personalized shortcuts for any websites that meet individual needs.

Getting Started

1. Add frequently used searchable websites (e.g., YouTube, Quora, Twitter) to QueryDial's search library.
2. Create intuitive shortcuts that are easy to remember, such as “yt” for YouTube or “w” for Wikipedia.
3. Input search terms directly into Safari's search bar or in the QueryDial toolbar window.
4. Incorporate the respective shortcut into your search query, for instance, using “!yt funny cats” or stating it upfront like “yt funny cats”.

Diverse Methods for Entering Shortcuts

• !Bang commands: Execute commands such as or for rapid access to searches on designated websites, mimicking the syntax of DuckDuckGo's !Bangs.
• Keyword shortcuts: Incorporate the shortcut either before or after your search terms, ensuring they are separated by a space (e.g., “yt cat videos” or “cat videos yt”).

Site Search and Snapshot Services

Bypassing the need to enter "site:domain.com," users can utilize QueryDial’s Safari popup for quick access to website snapshots or domain-based searches via site search services.

Enhancing Your “Shortcuts” App

The platform also enriches the “Shortcuts” app by offering valuable shortcuts that can be customized to streamline personal workflows.

The integration of QueryDial with your browser necessitates enabling shortcuts for the default search engine within its settings. Notably, QueryDial supports shortcut usage across various search engines including Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, Yandex, Yahoo, Baidu, Naver, Ecosia, Brave Search, Startpage, Kagi, Qwant, and Swisscows.