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Search from the address bar. Type m, then your query, or add a prefix to jump straight to a site. Search the web without leaving the address bar. Type m, press Tab, and type what you are looking for. That is the whole extension. No new tab page, no toolbar button, no settings to configure. SHORTCUTS Start a query with a short prefix and it goes straight to that site instead of showing our own results. Typing "gh react hooks" searches GitHub directly, and "w Alan Turing" opens Wikipedia. A dozen prefixes are built in for the sites people reach for most; the full list is on the search page, and it can grow without you having to update the extension. Prefixes work with or without a leading exclamation mark, so habits from other search engines carry over. The address bar names the destination before you press Enter, so you always know where the query is going. Anything without a known prefix is answered by Momentums Search. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO This extension requests no permissions. It does not change your default search engine, does not replace your new tab page, reads nothing about the pages you visit, and injects no scripts. Your existing setup is left exactly as it is — the keyword is simply available when you want it. No account. No cookies. No analytics. No ads. PRIVACY Queries go to momentums.life, where they are answered and not profiled. The full picture, including the parts most policies leave out, is at momentums.life/search/privacy-policy.html Momentums Search is a young project and the results will keep improving. If something is missing or wrong, write to support@momentums.life — mail from early users gets read first.
Aug 7, 2026
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