I have this bookmark where I added /kmf and @kmf to the title:
The goal is to emulate Firefox's feature where you can add a keyword and it will automatically show you that bookmark, like a shortcut. The issue is that when I try and search for those, I get this:
Is there a way to force Safari to also search and show results from the title of the URL, not just the URL itself?
Ok after some research and some tests, I found the solution. For those interested in achieving the same thing, just add the keyword to the beginning of the title. So for me to use /kmf as my keyword, this is what I renamed it to:
I noticed that it only works if it starts with a special character such as the /
When I renamed it just kmf - Keyboard Maestro Forum and tried to search just for kmf, it didn't show the bookmark.
Ok after some research and some tests, I found the solution. For those interested in achieving the same thing, just add the keyword to the beginning of the title. So for me to use /kmf as my keyword, this is what I renamed it to:
I noticed that it only works if it starts with a special character such as the /
When I renamed it just kmf - Keyboard Maestro Forum and tried to search just for kmf, it didn't show the bookmark.
Safari not reading my bookmark's title
