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I would love to be able to add your site as a custom search so I can have a direct reference when I have to look something up. I'm sure others would find it very helpful too.
I mean searching in Firefox for example and getting a chance to tab and select on of the targets, here the default ones like Google or Bing. But you can add your own Icons here if the site provides OpenSearch and therefore search directly.
Not sure if your screenshot means the same, could be only suggestions based on former searches.
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Hello,
would it be possible to add OpenSearch support for this great project? Details about the super simple implementation can be found over on mdn.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/OpenSearch
I would love to be able to add your site as a custom search so I can have a direct reference when I have to look something up. I'm sure others would find it very helpful too.
Best regards
Mike
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