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> when I use other tools (e.g., binding !py in qutebrowser's search customization to a ddg search with the site:docs.python.org restriction) I think we have bi
by Ancapistani 3y ago
> when I use other tools (e.g., binding !py in qutebrowser's search customization to a ddg search with the site:docs.python.org restriction)
I think we have bit of a miscommunication here.
I'm well aware of the advanced capabilities of various search engines - in fact, Google's removal of some of those around the time Google+ came out is what caused me to start looking for other search engines.
Anyhow, while DuckDuckGo supports the `site:<url>` syntax, bangs are different, as they take you to the third-party site's search itself instead of providing a list of results on DDG.
Here's the list of all supported bang commands: https://duckduckgo.com/bangs https://duckduckgo.com/bangs
- hansvm 3y agoI agree. I was noting that 1st-party search is often lacking, and you can build that same bang-syntax idea into your browser as a configuration option. In QuteBrowser it's literally a bang, and in other options usually it's triggered by a space after the identifier.