Yet Another Drag and Go

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Drag URL to open at Back/Front, Before/After; Drag text to 4 directions to search by using different search-engines.**v0.3.3 - 2014.03.07**

1. fix open text link issue


**v0.3.2**

1. fix open img link issue


**v0.3.1**

1. fix Always After, Always Front-End issue


**v0.3.0**

1. refactor
2. sync configuration data with cloud
2. new options page


v0.2.2
1. upgrade for Chrome v32+ (Windows)


v0.2.1
1. upgrade for Chrome v32+


v0.2

1. upgrade manifest v2
2. new icons
3. new built-in search engines

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4 or 9 ZONES? (via http://goo.gl/OxQR)

My Dears,
Since 2010/03/16, I've got your 439 votes, and I could see more people prefer 4 zones. so let's stay with 4.
Thanks for your help. I love you all!

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v0.1.6
* works with chrome ver. dev 13.x
* update built-in Search Es

v0.1.5
* i18n: en, zh.
* new html5 option page

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* Features
# Open a link/text-url in Front-End/Back-End, or drag UP to Front-End, Down to Back-End
# Open a link/text-url Before/After current tab, or drag LEFT to Before, Right to After
# Drag selected text to 4 different areas(LU/RU/LD/RD) to search by different search engines
# 17 search engines built-in: wikipedia, google, douban, twitter, bing, taobao, shooter, amazon, delicious, flickr, youtube, ebay, imdb, google encrypted, wolfram alpha, yahoo, technorati
# Easy to add any search engines by yourself (right click the URL bar --> edit search engines --> choose one --> copy the search URL --> paste into the "options" page)
# Press "ESC" to cancel your drag

* To-do
# More built-in search engines (please paste your favorites in the comments)
# Save image
# Access to Chrome's search engines
# Please help to vote: Do you need more drag zone? --> http://goo.gl/OxQR