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Multi-search with custom engines #25

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kkhoa312 opened this issue Sep 12, 2024 · 3 comments
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Multi-search with custom engines #25

kkhoa312 opened this issue Sep 12, 2024 · 3 comments

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@kkhoa312
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kkhoa312 commented Sep 12, 2024

Can I perform a multi-search with my custom engines?
I read the instructions for creating multi-search with built-in engines, but I need help figuring out how to do that with custom engines.
Aside from that, can we open search tabs right after the active tab instead of opening the first tab?
I really appreciate any help you can provide.

@garywill
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Can I perform a multi-search with my custom engines?

Yes.

"use_other_engine": 
    [ 
        {   
            "dbname": "user",  
            // # Where the engines database come from . "user" means your custom engine
            
            "engine": "your engine 1", 
            "btn": "button name of that engine"   // # Optional. Absence will make fallback to the first button
        },
        
        {   
            "dbname": "user",  
            
            "engine": "your engine 2", 
        }
    ]
        

@garywill
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can we open search tabs right after the active tab

Yes. It's in extension settings

@kkhoa312
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Can I perform a multi-search with my custom engines?

Yes.

"use_other_engine": 
    [ 
        {   
            "dbname": "user",  
            // # Where the engines database come from . "user" means your custom engine
            
            "engine": "your engine 1", 
            "btn": "button name of that engine"   // # Optional. Absence will make fallback to the first button
        },
        
        {   
            "dbname": "user",  
            
            "engine": "your engine 2", 
        }
    ]
        

That works perfectly. Thank you so much 😍

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