Swift Selection Search od Daniel Lobo

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od iscar, prije 7 godina
FF58 fix - in options for "Pop-up behaviour" change mouse behaviour to - "open in new/background tab (next to current tab)", same for "Context menu behaviour" - "open new/background tab (next to current tab)".
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Hi iscar, I greatly appreciate you trying to help everyone by suggesting a fix. :) Thank you very much! I just submitted an update (version 3.13.2) that should fix the problem. It was my mistake. :s Apologies for the inconvenience!
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od John Staples, prije 7 godina
I wondered if something like this existed! Is there a way to open the link in a ''new'' tab?
LOL I went through the options and figured it out..I have always wanted, to be able to do this in FF. Thanks so much for creating this wonderful add-on....
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od Shahrzaad Parekh, prije 8 godina
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od Korisnik Firefoxa 13685187, prije 8 godina
Best save time extension ever.
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od Korisnik Firefoxa 12507828, prije 8 godina
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od Dook, prije 8 godina
Great. The only thing missing folders and separators.
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od Korisnik Firefoxa 13642489, prije 8 godina
Simplemente perfecto !
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od e-motiv, prije 8 godina
Exactly what I was looking for!
Hoping that soon...
...it syncs with firefox search engines settings soon (without manual), .
Feature request ---> https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1352598
...keyword keyboard shortcut will be enabled (there are workarounds to webextension API shortcoming here)
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od ff1f9f6f4, prije 8 godina
Great replacement for DictionarySearch! - Thank you!!

I only have one suggestion:

It is unfortunately not possible to open the links directly from the context menu.

I have first to navigate to SwiftSelectionSearch
and then to the links below.

It would be great to have this option directly in the context menu (like DictionarySearch).

https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/dictionarysearch

Thanks!!
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od Korisnik Firefoxa 13616837, prije 8 godina
Best search add-on for Firefox. Easy to use and add new search engines. I was searching for something like 'Selection Search' for Chrome and finally found it. A Must have.
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od Korisnik Firefoxa 12850543, prije 8 godina
*** JAN. 24 2018 -- EDITED IN RESPONSE TO AUTHOR ***
Wow, thank you so much for taking the time and responding for such a minor thing! Updated and verified that it now works in comment systems like Disqus. Sorry, for some reason the addon system in FF 57 Quantum didn't update this addon accordingly, had to re-download. Cheers, I really appreciate this! Thank you very much Daniel, fantastic addon and work = )

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Great replacement for FastestSearch, which frankly is taking far too long to update for FF57 *cough*... However, I notice this addon doesn't work if highlighting text in the disqus comment system, in particular. Would you mind having a look?
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Hi 881bbe, sorry for taking so long to reply! I suspect this was a problem that was fixed in version 3.13.0, in which I changed the way SSS registers with pages and their frames (requiring a new permission, unfortunately).

Could you please check if it works now? If it doesn't, can you please create a new issue at https://github.com/CanisLupus/swift-selection-search/issues or email me at daniel.lobo+sss@gmail.com with an example? Thanks!

Cheers,
Daniel
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od fylisheng, prije 8 godina
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od Korisnik Firefoxa 13347424, prije 8 godina
THANK YOU!!!
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od Korisnik Firefoxa 13560785, prije 8 godina
The best search-add-on I've ever used so far! Very easy to customize, just what I needed. Thanks!
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od yoitok, prije 8 godina
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od Soufiane Sakhi, prije 8 godina
Exactly what I needed, thanks.
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od recycler.fox, prije 8 godina
3.11.1 - one fantastic update! Since some of sites have shitty search engines, but others don't work with Firefox 57 at all (something about post/get I guess) googling those with 'site:' is the only solution. Smart move! Thanks :)
Next step - this extension have to replace Firefox built-in One-Click Search Engines.
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od Korisnik Firefoxa 13519111, prije 8 godina
Simple to use with easy to understand options. Love the ability to add search engine and pop-up sources.
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od Korisnik Firefoxa 13541934, prije 8 godina
Thank you very much! One of the greatest addons!
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od Korisnik Firefoxa 11940868, prije 8 godina
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od makushka, prije 8 godina
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od DocFallingApart, prije 8 godina
Like the popup, and adding new engines isn't to bad. It would be nice if you could just add them from the search field of an engine but that's not a deal breaker.
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od Korisnik Firefoxa 12547180, prije 8 godina
no problem at all. the most usefull one made with web extensions.
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od VDegest, prije 8 godina
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od Korisnik Firefoxa 13493849, prije 8 godina
Great firefox extension! Love it!! but my ebay doesn't work some how.. the URL was listed as : https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?

so how do we find the URL that can work?? let say if i want to add a random search engine?
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Hey there, thanks for the review! ;)

Normally, after you use the search bar on a website, you can look at the URL and see where the site placed your query. For example, if you search for "Firefox WebExtensions" on Google, Google adds "q=Firefox+WebExtensions" somewhere in the URL (among probably a lot of other things). "q" is the parameter Google uses for user queries.

SSS only needs a URL that says "{searchTerms}" in the part where your query usually goes. In the example above, that would mean the entire URL but with "q={searchTerms}" instead of "q=Firefox+WebExtensions". Your URL does not have a {searchTerms} part, so SSS doesn't know where to add the text you selected. :)

You will notice that many websites use the ? symbol and then add a lot of parameters separated with the & symbol. You'll usually be looking for the parameter that represents your query and replacing that with {searchTerms}. Most of the time, the URL also contains a lot of unnecessary parameters, so, to give an example, this simple version is what I use for Google:
https://www.google.com/search?q={searchTerms}

eBay is actually weird! It has several different search URLs, some of which very strange, but from searching around a bit it seems this one is simple and works:
http://www.ebay.com/sch/{searchTerms}

This is a bit technical but I hope I have helped. :) If the explanation wasn't clear enough please tell me. Maybe I should improve the options page instructions with a similar explanation.

Cheers!
Daniel

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