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it was behind an about:config flag, which is why there are sily addons to add/customize search engines
by nsonha 1y ago
it was behind an about:config flag, which is why there are sily addons to add/customize search engines
- wkat4242 1y agoEdit: Actually, I don't have browser.urlbar.update2.engineAliasRefresh configured at all (neither true nor false, just not configured). But for me I've always been able to do it. All I had to do was to simply visit my SearXNG instance once, then it would pick it up (OpenSearch API) and then I could just set it as default. In fact I remember setting up my new tablet a few months ago, and I didn't need to mess with about:config at all, it worked like I mentioned above. On firefox mobile they make it super hard editing about:config for some reason so I'm sure I didn't do that.
- nsonha 1y agoYes, it has alway been working like that, but you couldn't add a search engine that doesn't have an opensearch.xml published (eg chatgpt), make custom search egines such as only search github in your org, or mix and match them such as perplexity with google suggestions