1. A method comprising: scanning, by a client-side module executing on a computing device, a Document Object Model (DOM) of a first web page displayed by a browser on a display of the computing device to determine a location of a primary search query user input area associated with the first web page; determining, by the client-side module, that a search query has been entered by a user into the primary search query user input area; in response to the determining, automatically entering, by the client-side module, the search query entered by the user into the primary search query user input area into a secondary search query user input area associated with a predetermined second web page, the second web page determined by the client-side module based on web browsing history of the user; displaying in a first content area of the browser the result of a search performed by a search tool represented by the first web page on the search query; and displaying in a second content area of the browser the result of a search performed by a search tool represented by the second web page on the search query.
1. A method comprising: scanning, by a client-side module executing on a computing device, a Document Object Model (DOM) of a first web page displayed by a browser on a display of the computing device to determine a location of a primary search query user input area associated with the first web page; determining, by the client-side module, that a search query has been entered by a user into the primary search query user input area; in response to the determining, automatically entering, by the client-side module, the search query entered by the user into the primary search query user input area into a secondary search query user input area associated with a predetermined second web page, the second web page determined by the client-side module based on web browsing history of the user; displaying in a first content area of the browser the result of a search performed by a search tool represented by the first web page on the search query; and displaying in a second content area of the browser the result of a search performed by a search tool represented by the second web page on the search query. 2. The method of claim 1 wherein the entering of the search query into the secondary search query user input area further comprises entering the search query as a query parameter associated with a web page into an address bar of a browser executing on the computing device.