Type something like g phpsh or fbpbz 1737 or wikinvest 2008 Financial Crisis or popular or ya what is the meaning of life? or list Facebook or fbs john or php array_merge or wp FBML or fb mark zuckerberg or gmaps 285 Hamilton Ave, Palo Alto, CA 94301 or gimg bisu or rickroll or yt i'm cool sushi654 yeah or y osteria palo alto or live james harrison.

Or you can see a list of shortcuts you can use with this example server.

Running Your Own bunny1 Server

Download the source code for the project. Or if you use setuptools, you can just easy_install bunny1.

To run an example server, just run b1_example.py --port=8080.

More detailed instructions for configuring and running your own server can be found in the README. You can add your own commands with just a few lines of python.

Installing on Firefox

Type about:config into your location bar in Firefox.

Set the value of keyword.URL to be http://www.bunny1.org/?

Make sure you include the http:// at the beginning and the ? at the end.

Now, type list or wp FBML into your location bar and hit enter.

Also, if you are a Firefox user and find bunny1 useful, you should check out Ubiquity.

Installing on Safari

Drag this bookmarklet [bunny1] to your bookmarks bar.

Now, visit the bookmarklet, and in the box that pops up, type list or g facebook comments widget video and hit enter.

In Safari, one thing you can do is make the bookmarklet the leftmost bookmark in your bookmarks bar, and then use Command-1 to get to it.

Alternatively, you can get the location bar behavior of Firefox in Safari 3 by using the keywurl extension.

Installing on Google Chrome

Choose Options from the wrench menu to the right of the location bar in Chrome, then under the section Default Search, click the Manage button. Click the Add button and then fill in the fields name, keyword, and URL with bunny1, b1, and http://www.bunny1.org/?. Hit OK and then select bunny1 from the list of search engines and hit the Make Default button to make bunny1 your default search engine. Type list into your location bar to see a list of commands you can use.

Installing on Internet Explorer

There aren't any great solutions for installing bunny1 on IE, but two OK solutions are:

You can use this bookmarklet [bunny1] by dragging into your bookmarks bar and then clicking on it when you want to use bunny1.

Or, in IE7+, you can click the down arrow on the search bar to the right of your location bar and choose the starred bunny1 option there. This will install the bunny OpenSearch plugin in your search bar.