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NathanBe
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August 5, 2021
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Setting up Workfront as the default search engine within Chrome

  • August 5, 2021
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My company is switching from the legacy view to the new experience, and I'm trying to use Chrome's default search function to search through projects. Previously, I was able to go to Chrome's Settings -> Default Search Engine and enter the address Workfront used to search for projects within our company. I'm unable to do this since I switched over to the new experience. If this function is no longer possible, is there a way to have the search be a full window rather than a popup?

Thank you,

Nathan

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    Best answer by kynabaker16

    Hi Nathan,

    Unfortunately this is no longer possible in the new Workfront experience. It sounds like this might be a good one for the Innovation Lab so I'm going to add @Jeremy Flores‚ to this thread so he is aware of it!

    Kyna

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    kynabaker16
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    Adobe Employee
    August 6, 2021

    Hi Nathan,

    Unfortunately this is no longer possible in the new Workfront experience. It sounds like this might be a good one for the Innovation Lab so I'm going to add @Jeremy Flores‚ to this thread so he is aware of it!

    Kyna

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      NathanBeAuthor
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      August 10, 2021

      Kyna, thank you for answering my question. I wish it was a better outcome. As with any new UI, we just have to get used to the changes and shortcomings.

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