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Looks useful. If it had query URLs I could use to define a custom search in Google Chrome (e.g. http://charcode.es/?q=%s http://charcode.es/?q=%s) it would be n

by pluma 11y ago

Looks useful. If it had query URLs I could use to define a custom search in Google Chrome (e.g. http://charcode.es/?q=%s http://charcode.es/?q=%s) it would be nearly perfect. EDIT: It does: http://charcod.es/#%s http://charcod.es/#%s works fine

msiebuhr 11y ago
Author here I use the fragment-identifier for that, ex http://charcod.es/#foobar http://charcod.es/#foobar. Also, check https://github.com/msiebuhr/charcod.es/blob/master/http-pub/opensearch.xml https://github.com/msiebuhr/charcod.es/blob/master/http-pub/... for doing searches directly.
- pluma 11y ago
  Yeah, I noticed Google Chrome recognized it automatically. I just didn't see it at first because the fragment identifier wasn't updated when I searched.
  - msiebuhr 11y ago
    That'd be OpenSearch (http://www.opensearch.org/ http://www.opensearch.org/) in action.
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