How to Install InstaGoogling in Android - A Guide

Are you tired of switching between your code editor and web browser every time you need to look up some information? Do you wish there was a faster way to Google from Sublime Text? Look no further! Introducing InstaGoogling, the Chrome Extension that lets you search and navigate your code at the same time.

To get started with InstaGoogling, you'll need to install two things: the Sublime Text Plugin and the Google Chrome Extension. First, download the latest version of Sublime Text 3 (Build-3126) as a deb package and install it using GDebi Package Installer. Then, remove the previous version of Sublime Text 3 (Build-3114).

Once you have the new version installed, open it and navigate to Preferences > Packages to find the folder where you can move it. Next, download the InstaGoogling Plugin for Sublime Text and install it by moving the folder to your Packages directory.

To use InstaGoogling, simply press F1 while in Sublime Text, and a magic pop-up will appear, allowing you to search and navigate your code at the same time. When you're done with your search, press Ctrl+W to close the pop-up from either Sublime or the browser.

One of the best features of InstaGoogling is its ability to ask websites for their android version. This means that websites will fit perfectly in the pop-up, eliminating the need to scroll horizontally or change the size of the popup. You can always press F11 to maximize the pop-up if needed.

InstaGoogling also comes with some handy shortcuts. For example, you can select some code and then press F1 to Google it, which not only opens up a new tab but also adds the name of the language you're working in for better search results. When viewing Google search results, you can use the Tab key to navigate to subsequent search results or press Enter to open the first result.

In addition, InstaGoogling allows you to close the current tab by pressing Ctrl+W, which is especially useful if you need to quickly switch between multiple tabs. And don't worry about which window is focused - pressing Ctrl+W will always close the browser first.

To start using InstaGoogling, simply make sure you have Google Chrome and Sublime Text open, then press F1 every time you need to do some Googling or press Ctrl+W to close the pop-up. You can also install the Chrome Extension by opening this link and clicking 'Add to Chrome'.

In conclusion, InstaGoogling is the fastest and most efficient way to Google from Sublime Text, making it a must-have tool for any developer. And with its ability to ask websites for their android version, you'll never have to worry about scrolling horizontally or changing the size of the popup again. So what are you waiting for? Get started with InstaGoogling today and take your coding experience to the next level!

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