Instead of scrolling to the bottom of the list, you’ll simply click “add” at the top, then input the above-listed items in the three text boxes that follow. Note: The above directions are slightly different if you’ve enabled Material Design in Chrome. RELATED: How to Enable Google's 'Material Design' in Chrome

When you’re finished setting up the search engine, just click “Done.” This particular text is for a simple search of the drive site, where the string “%s” is replaced by whatever search terms you type. That text is the actual custom search that Chrome will perform when you use the shortcut. You can use whatever you like here, but for the sake of simplicity we’re going with “drive.”įinally, in the third box, enter the following text: The second box is for the shortcut you’ll type in the omnibox to execute the search. Just type “Drive” or whatever you want to name it.

The first box (on the left) is the search engine’s name. Scroll down to the bottom of the “Search Engines” list, where you’ll see three empty text boxes.

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