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Yes, it's does remove search option. See this article (sorry, in Russian) but s-shot is missing yandex https://vc.ru/services/379414-poiskovik-yandeksa-propal-i

• mananaysiempre 5y ago
  Not sure it’s the right patch though. (Does a search engine need an extension to support being used for omnibox search? It might.) In any case, the two ultimate sources of the linked report seem to be: Grigory Bakunov[1] (ex-Yandex) observes Yandex has been removed (but e.g. OZON is still there): https://t.me/addmeto/4782 https://t.me/addmeto/4782 (ru, but basically amounts to a screenshot) Mozilla posts a vague note saying the “default search engine” (NB: omnibox default, not just installation default) may change in Firefox 98, no specific engines are named: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/search-engine-removal https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/search-engine-removal (en) [1] https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q4076123 https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q4076123
  • fotta 5y ago
    > Does a search engine need an extension to support being used for omnibox search? It might. No, IIRC it just needs to have an appropriate OpenSearch xml file to have support for omnibox. I use a third-party engine that isn't bundled in FF and it works fine in omnibox.