Swift Selection Search par Daniel Lobo
Swiftly access your search engines in a popup panel when you select text in a webpage. Context menu also included!
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À propos de cette extension
Swift Selection Search (SSS) is an add-on for quickly searching for selected text using your favorite search engines.
Usage
Select text on a webpage and a small popup will show up with multiple search engines. Press one to search for the selected text using that engine! Google, YouTube, Maps, Amazon... you name it.
Do you prefer using the right-click context menu? Your choice! :) And you can always disable this or the popup in the options menu (see below).
Personalization
SSS is very configurable. Open the "Extensions" menu on Firefox, find "Swift Selection Search" in the list, click the three dots on the corner, and finally click "Options" to explore all the settings.
You can add new search engines for the popup and context search, change the appearance of the icons, what happens when you click them, when/where the popup appears, whether to auto-copy text on selection, etc. Remember to follow the short instructions at the top!
ABOUT PERMISSIONS:
Among other arguably less intrusive permissions, SSS also requires permission to "Access your data for all websites". This is simply to fix a problem that caused the popup to not work in pages that use frames. SSS does not care about what sites you use and does not send your data anywhere. (Well, if you ask it, it can backup settings to Firefox Sync!)
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SSS is an open source project made by Daniel Lobo with the collaboration of awesome people on GitHub. :)
Usage
Select text on a webpage and a small popup will show up with multiple search engines. Press one to search for the selected text using that engine! Google, YouTube, Maps, Amazon... you name it.
Do you prefer using the right-click context menu? Your choice! :) And you can always disable this or the popup in the options menu (see below).
Personalization
SSS is very configurable. Open the "Extensions" menu on Firefox, find "Swift Selection Search" in the list, click the three dots on the corner, and finally click "Options" to explore all the settings.
You can add new search engines for the popup and context search, change the appearance of the icons, what happens when you click them, when/where the popup appears, whether to auto-copy text on selection, etc. Remember to follow the short instructions at the top!
ABOUT PERMISSIONS:
Among other arguably less intrusive permissions, SSS also requires permission to "Access your data for all websites". This is simply to fix a problem that caused the popup to not work in pages that use frames. SSS does not care about what sites you use and does not send your data anywhere. (Well, if you ask it, it can backup settings to Firefox Sync!)
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SSS is an open source project made by Daniel Lobo with the collaboration of awesome people on GitHub. :)
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Autorisations et donnéesEn savoir plus
Autorisations nécessaires :
- Ajouter des données dans le presse-papiers
- Accéder à l’activité du navigateur pendant la navigation
- Accéder à vos données pour tous les sites web
Autorisations facultatives :
- Télécharger des fichiers, et consulter et modifier l’historique des téléchargements du navigateur
- Accéder aux onglets du navigateur
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- Version
- 3.49.0
- Taille
- 305,16 Ko
- Dernière mise à jour
- il y a 6 mois (13 avr. 2025)
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- Licence
- Licence MIT
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Notes de version pour la version 3.49.0
3.49.0
- Changed the default search engine icon provider to Google, since Favicon Kit is now retired. NOTE: Existing search engines using “api.faviconkit.com” won’t be automatically converted so as to avoid unintended changes. You should erase the “Icon URL” and let it automatically fill in the new generated icon.
- Changed the default search engine icon provider to Google, since Favicon Kit is now retired. NOTE: Existing search engines using “api.faviconkit.com” won’t be automatically converted so as to avoid unintended changes. You should erase the “Icon URL” and let it automatically fill in the new generated icon.
You can still report severe bugs you find to the GitHub issues page https://github.com/CanisLupus/swift-selection-search/issues. Thanks!