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Every Google &udm=? in the world (2024)
- deleted 1y ago[deleted]
- aaron695 1y ago[dead]
- extraduder_ire 1y agoDoes google document these, and other URL parameters, anywhere? It was surprisingly hard to learn about &hl=en to change almost any google product language to english, or any other language code. Indispensable if you're in a region that google autodetects as a language you don't know.
- bmacho 1y agoTangential, but Firefox still supports "search engine" as a bookmark with SHORTCUTURL (as in a Netscape bookmark file). I managed to come up with the following hybrid search engine/bookmarklet, to get archive.md of paywalled articles: javascript:{ param='%s'; if (param=='%' + 's') { /* bookmarklet clicked */ window.location.href = 'https://archive.md/oldest/' + window.location.href ; } else if (param =='') { /* called without argument */ window.location.href = 'https://archive.md/oldest/' + window.location.href ; } else { /* called with a parameter*/ window.location.href = 'https://archive.md/oldest/' + param ; }; } Copy-paste it as a bookmark URL, and set up a keyword 'ar' or what you want. It supports 3(!) different usages at once. When you are at paywalltimes.com/article you can use it as a bookmarklet, and click on it with mouse. Or you can write 'ar' in the URL bar, and hit enter. Or, if you are not on paywalltimes.com/article, you can write 'ar paywalltimes.com/article' and hit enter (even on a newtab). It's probably not much better than separate entries for each use cases. Also I don't even use Firefox, and Edge doesn't support bookmarks with shortcuts with parameters anymore, even when imported from Firefox. Anyway, I just shared it, maybe someone finds the template usable for something.