What are search tags?

Are there shortcuts for Ecosia?
Yes! Ecosia search tags give you quick access to external search functions such as images, maps and YouTube. To use them, just enter your search term as usual with the tag at the end. For example, if you enter "Berlin #w" into the Ecosia search box, you'll get Wikipedia results for the term "Berlin".

Put simply:

#fb takes you to the Facebook search for a specific keyword or a site
#finance will take you straight to the Yahoo Finance results for your search
#g for the google tab on Ecosia
#gb will take you straight to the Google Books results for your search
#go takes you straight to Google's I'm feeling lucky
#i for images
#m will show you maps of whatever you are searching for
#n for news on the topic you searched for
#tr will take you straight to the Google translation for your search
#tw will take you to the twitter results for your search
#v for videos
#w will take you to the related Wikipedia article
#walpha will take you straight to the Wolfram Alpha results for your search
#yt will take you straight to the YouTube results for your search

Here's an overview of all of Ecosia's search tags:

#a	Amazon
#amazon	Amazon
#b	Bing
#bing	Bing
#ebay	eBay
#i	Ecosia Images
#m	Ecosia Maps
#maps	Ecosia Maps
#n	Ecosia News
#news	Ecosia News
#videos	Ecosia Videos
#fb	Facebook
#facebook	Facebook
#gmail	GMail
#g	Google
#google	Google
#book	Google Books
#gdocs	Google Drive
#docs	Google Drive
#gi	Google Images
#gimages	Google Images
#go	Google Lucky
#gmaps	Google Maps
#gn	Google News
#gnews	Google News
#gt	Google Translate
#gtranslate	Google Translate
#tr	Google Translate
#torrentz	Torrentz
#torrents	Torrentz
#twitter	Twitter
#w	Wikipedia
#wiki	Wikipedia
#wa	Wolfram Alpha
#wolfram	Wolfram Alpha
#wolframalpha	Wolfram Alpha
#walpha	Wolfram Alpha
#finance	Yahoo Finance
#yt	Youtube
#youtube	Youtube