K-Meleon
Nicknames are a quick and powerful way to use bookmarks in K-Meleon. You can type a custom nickname into the address bar to open a bookmark. You can even use nicknames to search directly from the address bar. The feature is modeled on Mozilla's keywords for Firefox.
There are 2 ways to create nicknames. When creating a new bookmark:
To give a nickname to your existing bookmark:
You can open entire bookmark folders using the second method. If you give a nickname to a folder, K-Meleon will open its bookmarks in separate tabs.
To use a nickname:
Quick Search can map any search engine to a bookmark. You can launch Quick Searches from the bookmarks menu or toolbar. Combined with nicknames you can search many sites directly from the address bar.
To create the bookmark for a Quick Search you can use the examples listed below or create your own. To create a Quick Search bookmark:
For example, Google's search results for Mozilla appear on the page http://www.google.com/search?q=mozilla. Replacing the search term creates the address http://www.google.com/search?q=%s. You can create a bookmark with that address and give it a nickname like google or even g. Then you could search for Mozilla on Google by typing g mozilla into the address bar and pressing enter.
Quick Search can also be used from the bookmarks menu or toolbar. If you want to use a Quick Search bookmark without a nickname:
Many Quick Search bookmark links are listed below. You can add these to your bookmarks simply by right-clicking the address and choosing Add Link to Bookmarks. The list provides nickname examples, but you can use anything easy to remember or type.
Acronym Finder Nick: ac
Almanac Nick: al
Amazon.com Nick: a
Dictionary.com Search Nick: d
DuckDuckGo (private search engine) Nick: duck
Ebay Nick: e
Cambridge Dictionary (English) Nick: cam
Google Nick: google
Google Images Search Nick: i
Google News Search Nick: n
K-Meleon Forums Search Nick: km
Merriam-Webster Search Nick: mw
Microsoft Bing (search engine) Nick: bing
Reddit (open a subreddit) Nick: r
Synonym.com (Thesaurus) Nick: syn
Synonyms.com (Thesaurus) Nick: sys
Thesaurus.com Nick: th
UPS Tracking Search Nick: ups
Wayback Machine (by the Internet Archive) Nick: wayback
Wikipedia Nick: wp
Wiktionary (etymology) Nick: wikt
Word-Web (Online Dictionary and Thesaurus) Nick: ww
Yahoo Nick: yahoo
Yandex (Russian search engine) Nick: yandex