Im working on a Chromium fork. How do i change the default search engine? I want to change it to DuckDuckGo.
Edit /components/search_engines/prepopulated_engines.json
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i just got into HTML and want to make some sort of search engine.
is there a way to search the web from that page, OR redirect it to google or other search engine's?
You can use Google's custom search engine (CSE) for this. It is really easy to setup. Go to the link given below.
https://www.google.com/cse/
You will get a code that you can paste to your webpage.
We have a link to filename.exe on our website. We would like for the default action to be run (yes with it first asking the user if it's ok). A normal link does do that for IE. But for Chrome it always downloads.
Is there an attribute for the a node that tells the browser to ask the user if they want to run an app?
thanks - dave
I highly doubt it's possible to do this as it depends on the browser default settings. I might be wrong tho...?
I'm looking for the master stylesheet of google chrome's UI (windows: C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome - ? ). Where can I find it or doesn't it exists?
regards, msec
WebKit's (and therefore Chromium's) default stylesheet is in the WebKit source tree at /Source/WebCore/css/html.css, but I don't believe it's accessible from the filesystem for a particular profile; it's baked into the application itself.
What's the problem that you're trying to solve?
I am developing an extension for chrome, which sets a search engine as default with out any UI interaction(Edit search Engines). Is it possible to develop this kind of extensions. Is there any way such that I can override or use some functions in chrome source code.
Thanks
sathi.
Currently, it is not possible. The closest you can do right now is use the experimental omnibox API to register your own custom keyword.
Feel free to file a feature request at http://crbug.com if you would like to see an API like this in Chrome. Depending on your use case, there could be a better way doing what you wanted. Changing search engines isn't favourable without user intervention..
I'm using monodevelop on my mac to develop for iPhone. I was wondering if there is a way to change how MD formats C# code? by default it puts the curly braces at the same line as the if which I personally don't like....
In the Solution Options dialog, go to Source Code->Code Formatting->C#. These will cascade to the projects in the solution, but you can override it for individual projects if you want.
You can change the defaults for new solutions in the Default Policies dialog, but this will not affect existing solutions.
Choose Preferences from Edit
Under Text Editor choose Behavior
Uncheck Enable on the fly formatting
You can also create a custom policy, save it to a file, share it with your team (they'll need to import the policy), and then quickly select it from Solution Options.