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Please add it to [1] since Firefox (absurdly!) doesn't seem to let us add arbitrary search engines anymore. 1. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/extensi

• tgv 4y ago
  It does, I just tried it with 102.1. You can add a "keyword" to use a search engine, and once you've done that, you can add it as a search engine to the url+search bar (the main one on top, I don't know how it's actually called) as well, and you can set it as your default search engine.
  • guerrilla 4y ago
    I mean I used to have that but I seem to now. Did it move? This is 102.0. Edit: You can make a bookmark and add a keyword, but that doesn't help me use it as a search engine. It used to be you could just create one from the contextual menu, what is this convoluted process.
    • tgv 4y ago
      The steps I took were: 1. Go to kagi.com 2. Right-click on the search field and choose "Add a keyword for this search..." 3. Fill in the keyword (e.g. kagi, as I did) 4. Right click in the top url+search field, and choose "Add Kagi search" Now you can search via keyword, you can change to kagi while typing, and you can set the default search engine to kagi in the preferences.
      • guerrilla 4y ago
        Thanks. Apparently, it works fine for Kagi but not for mwmbl.org (from the article.) I foolishly didn't try a different search engine :P
        • tgv 4y ago
          That is odd! The search bar of mwmbl has the same properties as kagi's. Perhaps you're right, and Mozilla does limit which sites get the treatment.