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It seems that the only site on the web that is unavailable for search via Chrome's omnibar is Google's own Maps. Is there any way I could teach the omnibar to search Google Maps?

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You'll have to add a custom search engine. Click on Chrome Menu → Options → Basics → Manage Search Engines. Under Add other search engine, add the following:

  • Name: Google Maps
  • keyword: maps.google.com
  • URL: https://www.google.com/maps/search/%s

Now, type maps (and hit tab) followed by the keyword will search for the keyword in Google Maps.

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geppy
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In my case, this was because there was a custom search engine from ages ago.

  • Go to custom search engines (Chrome Menu → Settings → Search Engine → Manage Search Engines)
  • Scroll to or find maps.google.com in the (inner) search box
  • Click the more button on the far right
  • Click "Remove from list"

Next time I searched on Google Maps, everything started working as expected.

mpowered
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