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Add custom search engine のレビュー

Add custom search engine 作成者: Tom Schuster

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合計レビュー数: 9
  • TheInvoker によるレビュー (3年前)
    Please update the extension to work also on website that use the symbol "-" instead of "+" between words. Example "manchester-city" and not "manchester+city"
  • 腐魂 によるレビュー (4年前)
    页面搜索框的检测并不灵敏，很多时候是手动添加。
  • 界安 によるレビュー (5年前)
    I used to use "add to search bar", it only need a right click on the search box, it was much more easier.
  • Alan Rodan によるレビュー (5年前)
  • Firefox ユーザー 13949488 によるレビュー (5年前)
    Could you please tell me how to add a search engine using payload of JSON or XML format?

    開発者の返信

    投稿日時: 5年前
    I am not sure what this means. You can see the documentation at: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/OpenSearch. "application/x-suggestions+json" can be used for suggestions when entering you search query. In general we can only support what Firefox supports.
  • Andreas によるレビュー (6年前)
  • Toxip によるレビュー (7年前)
    Does what needs to do pretty well except it doesn't support POST method for search engines like startpage.com for example.

    開発者の返信

    投稿日時: 6年前
    I actually had this planned for a while. I uploaded a new version that supports this.
  • KT によるレビュー (7年前)
    Works exactly like I want! So flawless! I am picky because so many add-ons I have tried did not work as smoothly as I had hoped. This did the steps perfectly even though I was doubtful at first. Thanks Tom!
  • Firefox ユーザー 14311006 によるレビュー (7年前)
    Uses external service file.io
    I expected this to work completely offline, but it uses external service, which does have its own Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy, by the way. Just read the source code of the addon, and T&C with PP of file.io to see if you're OK with that before using this addon.

    開発者の返信

    投稿日時: 7年前
    Sadly there is no other way to get Firefox to accept a custom search engine, unless it's hosted on a HTTP/HTTPs website. I thought it was already quite obvious that the extension uses file.io, but I am working on making this even more obvious.