Hmm... maybe not actually. If you just avoid thing like "sha-256 -> md5 password <- sha-512".

You can only go one way.

Like "sha-512 -> sha-256 -> md5 password".

I mean I guess it would be difficult to use more than two queries when using "->".

Now when I think about... why not actually just parentheses? hehe :P

Maybe one could separate triggers by "->"?

Like "uppercase -> md5 xyz".

It would work just like parentheses ( i.e. ( and ) ) in mathematics.
For example, "(1 + 2) - (3 + 4)" (with parentheses) equals "-4", but without parentheses (i.e. "1 + 2 - 3 + 4") equals "4".

This would mean the query "uppercase -> md5 xyz". would return this:
"D16FB36F0911F878998C136191AF705E" (i.e. what I want).

But moving the "->" to between "md5" and "xzy" (making it "uppercase md5 -> xyz") would return this:
c3f6ed0cf65375b73f0c9e4bc6b191a9 (i.e. not what I wanted).

Screenshot of Firefox when it's throwing the warning about pop-ups:

Hey Caine, I've just tested this in Firefox (v30.0) on WIndows 7.
It gives me the following results:

* When Clicking on the title:
0. Just clicking:
Working?: Yes.
What happens: It opens in the same tab.
Was that expected: Yes.
1. CTRL+click works:
Working?: Yes.
What happens: Opens in new tab.
Was that expected: Yes.
2. Right-click and clicking "Open in a new tab" in the context-menu:
Working?: Yes.
What happens: Opens in new tab.
Was that expected: Yes.
3. Clicking scroll-wheel:
Working?: Yes.
What happens: It open the link in a new tab. Plus it makes Firefox warn about pop-ups pop-up being blocked.
Was that expected: "It open link in new tab." = Yes. - "Plus it makes Firefox warn about pop-ups..." = No.
What was expected: That it would just open the link in a new tab, not making pop-ups.
Notes: I'm sure it's just Firefox misintepretting it as a pop-up

* When clicking on the description:
0. Just click:
Working?: Yes.
What happens: It opens in the same tab.
Was that expected: Yes.
1. CTRL+click works.:
Working?: Yes.
What happens: It opens the link in a new window (not a pop-up).
Was that expected: No.
What was expected: That it would just open the link in a new tab, not a new window.
2. Right-click and clicking "Open in a new tab" in the context-menu works:
Working?: No.
What happens: Context-menu does not have "Open in a new tab"- nor "Open in a new window"-options.
Was that expected: That I would be able to do same as when right-clicking the title. I.e. be able to ope in a new tab/window.
3. Clicking scroll-wheel:
Working?: No.
What happens: Link does not open at all. Firefox, again, warns about pop-up being blocked.
Was that expected: That it would just open the link in a new tab, not making pop-ups.


Please note: It have the option "Open new windows in a new tab instead" turned off in Firefox.

Hi, please keep me posted when you find the sentence and if you have any further questions! I would love to help. : )
-Casper.

UPDATE: Iconfinder just recently released version 2.0 of the Iconfinder API.

Anyone brave enough to go on this quest of giving Iconfinder a little Instant Answer-awesomeness!

Hi @TV, if you choose to (optinally) fill out the e-mail field of the "Submit new !bang"-page, you should receive an e-mail when the !bang goes live.

It also gives the DDG staff the possibility of replying to potential questions you (optionally) fill in the "Comments"-text area.

In case you don't feel like giving them your real e-mail-address, you can always just set up a "temporary/throw-away"-e-mail-address.

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