Just today I setp up to "export" a Startpage image search engine which I found on Mycroft and wanted to configure for my language. When the engine needs more than a url, Swift Selection Search won't work properly. You can give it an indirect access to your search engines by selecting the file search.json in your profile. To find the string of an installed search engine, you can use Swift Selection Search.
use the command ("file:///.xml", null, null, false).Enable the browser console by setting on true in about:config.The loss of XML Search Engines Exporter/importer is a great one indeed ): When you restart Firefox, you'll find your custom search engines added to the default set. Use this method if you don't mind discarding your current list of search engines and you want to add multiple custom search engines.ġ) Enter about:support into the location bar.Ĥ) Back in the file manager window that opened earlier, delete the 4 file.ĥ) Create a new folder called searchplugins and put your XML files in there. You can click and drag to reposition it if you like. ("PASTE THE ADDRESS HERE", null, null, false) ĥ) Under about:preferences#search you should see your search engine at the bottom of the list. You'll probably see "undefined" after submitting the text - don't worry about it. Copy the address in the location bar to the clipboard.ģ) Click the "hamburger" menu, then Web Developer, then Browser Console.Ĥ) In the Browser Console window command line box, enter the following, replacing the placeholder text with the address you copied earlier. Close the developer toolbar afterwards.Ģ) Click and drag your XML file onto the Firefox window. Check "Enable browser chrome and add-on debugging toolboxes". Click the cog wheel icon in the top right. Use this method if you want to preserve your current list of search engines or you only have a few search engines to add.ġ) Press F12 to bring up the developer toobox.
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