I'm talking about the Drupal's module called Teleport that allows you to move between the pages of its web portal by entering only the name of the page you're looking for.

To "start" the module is necessary, in addition to installing the module, press the combination of CTRL-T (editable choice from side administrator) that makes up a small window where insert the name of the page or the url you want to achieve. Of course, I means a part of the name, because the search for possible destinations is through via an Ajax's autocomplete method. These destinations are get from the menu, node title, the taxonomy and from content of all existent contents type; from administrator's section you can eliminate one or more elements than those searchable, add new types of content created after the installation module and change the char that is attached to CTRL to bring up the form.

Io lo trovo molto comodo, ma ho dovuto sostituire la combinazione di tasti CTRL-T con un piu' innocuo CTRL-D; questo perchè su Firefox ed Opera il CTRL-T equivale alla creazione di un nuovo tab, cosa che si rende un po' difficile da gestire con il browser norvegese.

I find it very usefull, but I had to replace the combination of CTRL-T with a more 'harmless' CTRL-D; this because Firefox and Opera use the CTRL-T for creating a new tab, which makes it a little difficult to manage with the Norwegian browser.