None of the default hotkeys used by the pre-installed search engine choices are available on my system... I presume it can use any combination of shift/alt/ctrl key modifiers?

Is there a timeout on the use of a search hotkey so it will only search if you press the search hotkey withing say 5 seconds of pressing CTRL+C so that you will not inadvertantly search for old clipboard contents that you may not have intended to send out to the internet?

Also this vendor does not sell a 1 year license so why are we being fobbed off with a 1 year trial license and not the normally sold non expiring license for the advertised price of the giveaway. When will giveawayoftheday.com start enforcing its FAQ on so called contributing vendors wantiing to abuse the giveawayoftheday.com project/marketing platform and all it's users by turning it into just a namesake of its former function of giving away full comercial license only limited by the sites boiler plate restrictions regarding no free updates/upgrades and no free tech support and restricting usage to strictly personal usage and now it's becoming more and more "trial license of the day"! GAOTD you need to either enforce your FAQ or CHANGE IT because at the moment you are being deceptive and falsely advertising your site and the minimum it offers to its daily visitors!

quote: With Copy to Search software, you can skip the tapping and typing and more tedious steps to quickly get what you want.

Well, this could be a cool feature however we still depend o the search engines. To quickly get what I want I prefer just to search with different words and if I can't find it I just use different search engines. The software is cheap ($ 5,99) but would be useful only if I'm too drunk to even write text. The ctrl+c and ctrl+v is something that's more interesting and can be used by the software mentioned unless I take some time and write the software myself. Same goes for the other software from this company (see above).

Thank's GOTD but I'll skip this one.

What does this to that I can't do with DuckDuckGo by right-clicking using a Waterfox addon?

Nice idea, but I think it needs some work. Copying the text and an immediate search using a default search engine would improve it, as it at present does exactly what anyone would normally do to search the web, just adding an extra piece of software. Nice way of gathering your search info to sell to somebody though :)

Once again the standard question: ‘What happens after a year?'

Is this not the first thing a child learns to do using free-of-charge Google search?

Wow, how lazy can I get. Not this lazy.