If you have installed several search engines in your Edge browser, you probably know that you can assign each of them a short keyword for quick switching. Entering a keyword into the address bar changes the default search engine to the selected one. Unfortunately, this implementation has one flaw. Suppose you have a "duck" keyword for the DuckDuckGo search engine. In such a case, you cannot enter a search term that contains the "duck" keyword. For example, typing in "duck hunt" will switch the default search engine to Duckduckgo instead of running the search on the hunting topic using your current search engine. Microsoft has fixed this inconvenience in the recent updates to Edge Canary. Now, the browser triggers the search engine keyword only when you enter double space after it.