You're probably very accustomed to typing web URLs into Chrome's address bar. If you use that particular browser, it's the way that you tell it where you want to go. But if truth be told, it's not actually an address bar. Google calls it an Omni Bar because of all the extra features it has. And here's one of them which you probably don't know about, but which is actually really, really neat.

Imagine that you want to search Youtube for a particular word or phrase (say, Julia Roberts). Do you currently go to the Youtube web site and then type Julia Roberts into the search box on that site? Would you like to be able to just type:

y julia roberts

into the Chrome omnibar and have your browser do all the hard work for you? If so, here's how.  Read More