自动点击搜索结果

Question

This may be a very rookie error I am making, but my situation is this. I have successfully made a script that when entered into a Google Chrome bookmark, it will bring up a prompt box upon the user clicking on the bookmark. From there, after they hit enter, it brings said user to a list of search results. What I want to do is put another piece of code in this same bookmark so that it automatically clicks on the first result on the search results page after it loads. Any ideas?

javascript: (function MCC() {
var feature = prompt('What is your search query?', '');
if (feature != null) {
    window.open('https://www.google.com/#q=' + encodeURIComponent(feature));
    window.onload = function MyClient() {
        document.getElementById('mHSB').click();
    }
}})();

Answer 1

I don't think there is a way to interact with a page inside of another window/frame. Your code snippet would run the function in the current window when the new window loaded.

If you are searching with google you could change the URL, something like

http://www.google.com/search?q=searchTerm&btnI

This should be the same as entering the search term and clicking Im feelin lucky (which should load the first result)

I got that link from

Is there a consistent way to link to Google "I Feel Lucky" result?

If you are searching on your own site/ a site where you can add code maybe a query-string switch would be a good idea.