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Search within the current site using your preferred search engine.

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Features

Quick Access: Open the search popup via the toolbar action button or the Alt+P keyboard shortcut.
Auto-fill Search Term: If you have text selected on the current page, it will be automatically pre-filled into the search term input in the popup.
Auto-fill Domain: The domain of the currently active page is automatically pre-filled.
Customizable Search Engines:
- Choose your preferred search engine from a dropdown menu in the popup.
- Your selection is saved for future use.
- Add, remove, and manage search engines on the options page.
- Defaults include DuckDuckGo and Google.
Context Menu Integration:
- Right-click on selected text to perform a site search directly.
- This feature can be enabled or disabled in the extension's options.
Theme Support:
- Choose between a light and dark theme for both the popup and options page.
- Your theme preference is saved.
Options Page:
- Accessible from the popup or Firefox's add-on manager.
- Manage search engines.
- Toggle context menu visibility.
- Toggle theme.

Usage

Using the Popup

Open Popup:
- Click the Site Searcher icon in the Firefox toolbar.
- Or, press Alt+P (or your configured shortcut).
Search Engine: The last used search engine will be selected. You can change it using the dropdown.
Domain: The current website's domain will be pre-filled. You can modify it if needed.
Search Term:
- If you had text selected on the page when opening the popup, it will be pre-filled.
- Otherwise, type your desired search query.
Click "Search" or press Enter in one of the input fields. A new tab will open with the search results from your chosen engine, scoped to the specified domain.

Using the Context Menu (if enabled)

Select Text: Highlight the text you want to search for on any webpage.
Right-click: Open the context menu.
Click "Site Search for '[your selected text]'": A new tab will open with the search results.

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