Recensiones de ContextSearch web-ext
ContextSearch web-ext per Mike B
176 recensiones
- Classificate 5 de 5per Usator de Firefox 13512887, 6 jierren lynI've added more than 5 custom search engines without any problems, and it's very easy to do.
- Classificate 5 de 5per Usator de Firefox 12491341, 6 jierren lynThanks for this great addon.
As a suggestion can you include an autocopy feature?Responsa de disveloppator
publicate 6 jierren lyn(edit) v1.21+ has some clipboard features in the Advanced menu
I'll give it a shot - Classificate 5 de 5per Dvaedfug, 6 jierren lyn
- Classificate 5 de 5per Usator de Firefox 13599083, 6 jierren lynThis addon is great but is it possible to run all search engines in folder at the same time? Just like default in Firefox by "Search in all tabs". Similar solution in ContextSearch web-ext is missing and you must click again and again to use all search engines included in folder.
2nd thing is hotkey assigned to search engine. Is it possible to make not a single letter but e.g. 2-letter / 3-letter phrase?
Regards.Responsa de disveloppator
publicate 6 jierren lyn> This addon is great but is it possible to run all search engines in folder at the same time?
When using the popup menu, yeah ( context menu folders have no usable click events ). Clicking the middle mouse button on a folder will search all engines in the folder with the current search terms and send the results to background pages. You can change this behavior in Options -> Quick Menu -> Search Actions -> Folders column.
> 2nd thing is hotkey assigned to search engine. Is it possible to make not a single letter but e.g. 2-letter / 3-letter phrase?
Not currently. Be aware, the hotkeys only work with the quick menu opened. If you're looking to select text and press a key to immediately perform a search, you might want to open the qm using the keyboard method ( using CTRL for instance ) and then you can press your preferred search engine hotkey to execute a search. If you're looking for more functionality, consider opening a thread on the github support site. - Classificate 5 de 5per majopareja, 6 jierren lyn
- Classificate 5 de 5per Andreas, 6 jierren lyn
- Classificate 5 de 5per lordkramdar, 6 jierren lyn
- Classificate 5 de 5per Usator de Firefox 14649237, 6 jierren lyn
- Classificate 5 de 5per MeX000, 6 jierren lyn
- Classificate 5 de 5per Usator de Firefox 15092264, 6 jierren lyn
- Classificate 5 de 5per maifrem, 6 jierren lyn
- Classificate 5 de 5per Usator de Firefox 12325644, 6 jierren lynfor me one of the best addon here on firefox......thank you so much mike b :)
god bless you! - Classificate 5 de 5per kay emme, 6 jierren lyn
- Classificate 5 de 5per Usator de Firefox 12527320, 6 jierren lynThere are a few add-ons that offer similar functionalities, namely:
Selection Context Search
Context Search
Context Search Origin
But as of May 2019, ContextSearch web-ext by Mike B is my choice.
- Highly customizable, way more than others
- Uses search engines registered for Built-in One Click Search Engines. So if it works from search bar, it should work for context menu as well. - Classificate 5 de 5per Usator de Firefox 14021854, 7 jierren lyn
- Classificate 5 de 5per Usator de Firefox 14603168, 7 jierren lyn
- Classificate 5 de 5per algi, 7 jierren lynThumb up,pretty good.
EDIT:More I use it more I appreciate it! - Classificate 5 de 5per Usator de Firefox 14361362, 7 jierren lyn(edit 4/23/19)
Absolutely perfect! Thanks a lot.
I have in mind 1-2 more useful options to suggest.
Is here a proper place or I might use your support email address?
(edit 4/3/19)
Thank you for your response and effort.
I can understand the possible technical limitations, but I would only like to stress the importance and usefulness of such an “Open in SideView” CS added option:
In this way, one could easily lookup for any selected words/phrases, in a multitude of resources like encyclopaedia, dictionary, translation, TTS, etc. sites, WITHOUT having to leave one’s current tab/page.
Now, this is possible only by using “per resource/site” specialized add-ons like QuickDictionary or by opening the wanted resource/site in the SideView through existent bookmarks and then copying/pasting the looked up words/phrases.
* By “Side Bar” I meant that of FF, not the “Side Bar” of CS. In resent versions of FF opening links/bookmarks in its Side Bar is possible using the SideView addon.
(4/1/19)
Great addon!
What about an additional option “Open in Side Bar” in the Search Actions settings?
Thank you!Responsa de disveloppator
publicate 7 jierren lyn(edit 4/17/19)
Open In Sidebar option added to Search Actions in v1.9.9. There are limitations, however.
1. No POST engine compatibility
2. Sidebar must be opened manually by the user to see results
There are likely more issues but I haven't tested much.
(edit 4-4-19)
I can give it a shot. If you have a github account and are familiar with sideloading, you can start a thread at the support site and help test the progress.
I tried that a while back but the sidebar isn't handled like a regular tab and some things simply won't work. POST engines fail completely as a result of the limited back-end. I'll give the API another look, but I think it's intended more for as a UI for the add-on, not an alternative tab for browsing or search results. - Classificate 5 de 5per tabbykitty, 7 jierren lyn
- Classificate 5 de 5per Usator de Firefox 14651990, 7 jierren lynThis extension does NOT WORK AT ALL when the profile folder is at different driver of firefox.(66.0b)
I always use the -profile in the shortcut to split the browser and the config apart.
For example, it works when Profile is in C:\ and failed when Profile in D:\ no matter the characters in the path(Browser is in C:\ in both case)
However, the job is really very well done I have to say, 2 stars is just to draw the attention and will changed after replyResponsa de disveloppator
publicate 7 jierren lynIssue should be resolved in 1.9.6+. Thanks for the help