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PS. I added Marginalia as a search option (even the default for now) in Firefox Nightly (on Android). In case others want to, under settings for search, you can
by pomian 5y ago
PS. I added Marginalia as a search option (even the default for now) in Firefox Nightly (on Android).
In case others want to, under settings for search, you can add other, then name, and then:
https://search.marginalia.nu/search?query=%s https://search.marginalia.nu/search?query=%s
- freddref 5y agoAfter a good amount of searching it doesn't seem possible to add Marginalia as default search in firefox (84.0b8) on Debian. I did not expect this to not be available.
- mmphosis 5y agoI am running Linux Mint, and I did not expect adding a custom search engine to be missing from Firefox. There are plug-ins, but I don't like adding plugins. https://mmphosis.netlify.app/search.marginalia.nu/ https://mmphosis.netlify.app/search.marginalia.nu/
- TeMPOraL 5y agoOpen a search, right-click on the address bar. The author added the magic metadata needed, so Firefox should be able to pick it up and offer "add search engine" option in the context menu. I know. It's an idiotic UX regression over being able to configure search engines yourself in the Settings screen. Takes control away from the user.