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Combining Multiple Searchsites

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Whenever I need some piece of software or music, I tend to search different sites. These include e.g. ircspy.com, torrentspy.com, binsearch.info etc. Problem with this is that I have to fill in my query at every site. What I would like to see is that I'd have 1 interface like a HTML page or whatever that functions as some sort of searchengine. So I don't have to type it 8 times in a row on every site but just once, and that results for my query are returned in that same page.

Is this possible? I've been looking for a while now, but I just can't find it. Can I build some sort of script for this?

Hope anyone can help.


You can search directly from address bar if they use keyword-based searching.

For example, if I wanted to search msfn forum for the keyword "combine", I would just type this into address bar:

msfn combine

The search engine here is msfn and keyword is as specified.

Similarly, you can do this:

t songname.mp3
i songname.mp3
b yourfilename.exe

The first-alphabet itself is enough to tell it to go search in that site.... Now the method of doing this is different with each browser. So if you'd like more details, you may like to mention what browser you use, and any other info that you think is relevant.

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