Bottom Line: Use this URL to search your Amazon orders from the Chrome Omnibar.
I use my Amazon Prime membership a lot. I’ve had it long enough now that some of my prior purchases are wearing out, and others I like enough to get for a friend. It’s really nice to be able to go through my purchase history and find the exact item I’m looking for (because it’s the exact one I ordered) and order another in two to three clicks.
However, to search your old orders, you have to go through a couple of menus to get to the right search box. Luckily, I discovered that you can make a custom search in Chrome to jump right to what you need. Here’s how.
First, copy the URL below to the clipboard.
Put the keyword you’d like to use to launch the search in the Keyword (middle) column. I used azorders.
Name the search whatever you want in the Add a new search (left) column. This is what the display will say, which can be different than the keyword.
Paste the URL in the URL with %s in place (right) column.
Now give it a shot. You should be able to click in the Omnibar, type your keyword, hit tab, then search your Amazon order history directly (likely after a login). If this is something you do frequently, you might even save a few minutes per year!