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Google's "I'm Feeling Lucky" feature... Yubnub should really have an
option to have use this as default, as long as the yubnub search
string doesn't contain any valid yubnub commands.

Something like this might do:
/parser/parse?default=gilf&command=%s

With a checkbox/radio button next to the submit button on the main
page. Then a YubNub search for example "firefox" with that command
above would bring you to http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/

I just think it would be nice to have a "?default=" option for the 
parser, so you don't need to supply the command in the search string,
and can, instead, supply it it the form post info.

This would allow me to set my brower's default address search to
YubNub, without loosing it's current ability to use I'm Feeling Lucky
as the default search.

I use Mozilla Firefox which sends you to Google's top search result
for any non-url formatted string in the URL bar, which is GREAT. You
can just type a single word representing any major company or product,
and you're directly at that page. No urls to memorize or search for.

But it's good to have command-type searches too. I use "wp" for
wikipedia, "hw" for howstuffworks, "cd" for cdzinc, "lp" for
linuxpackages, "cl" for coralcdn, and "dt" for dictionary.

It would be AWESOME to be able to use YubNub as my main search utility
without loosing the I'm Feeling Lucky feature (which is crutial).

I would love to talk talk to you further about this, if you wish.

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