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The Ultimate Chrome Tutorial

Chrome is a cross-platform created by google that hosts search engines which are used to search for information over the internet which is then returned as a list of web pages that match the search uery.

How to Choose a Search Engine In Chrome

On the top right side of the screen click the three dots to go to settings.
a left side menu appears on the settings page, click on search engine option.

settings

Select your preferred search engine from the drop down list as indicated in the diagram.

Search dropdown

How To Search

To successfully search for any information on the internet via a web browser, you will need an internet connection.

On the new tab, type the text you would like to search for in the input section.

Search article

Press enter to view your search results.
The search engine tries as much as possible to give to the best matching results.

Your search results will display a list of websites with the keyword you typed for. Through search engine mechanisms the displayed information will also contain additional information as provided by a specific website. This way you can determine if the result is the one you are looking for before opening the website.

Example.
On the search bar enter the input text appwrite.
The search results will come in different formats and you can choose which format you want. By default you will have the all results option selected.

Search filter

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