Quite sometime back I wrote and compiled a list of webmaster bookmarklets which would come in pretty handy to webmasters and anyone else who want to get more information about a site. Over a period of time I have created several more bookmarklets which have come in very handy.
Over a discussion at Twitter today, I came across a question about searching a site, and based on that I shared a bookmarklet which will allow users to search any website using the site operator in Google, Bing and Yahoo.
Searching with these bookmarklets is pretty easy. When you are on a site and want to search it for something, just click on the bookmarklet for the search engine you want to search content in. Once you do that, you will be prompted to enter the search term. Enter it and click on the Ok button to initiate the site search.
If you are interested, drag any of the links below to your bookmarks bar and click on it whenever you want to search content within a website.
I have tested the bookmarklets on on Google Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Internet Explorer. Let me know if you run into any trouble while using it.
Note: Site search will always open in a new window or tab, also, clicking on the cancel button does not work properly right now.
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