I am using Opensearch in my site to be able to search directly using Chrome omnibox
However, I want my site to able to add multiple search engines (different domains) via OpenSearchDescription xml.
I tried adding multiple search description xmls and referencing them in my index html, but only the search engine referenced in the last search description xml is added in chrome settings. Is there a way to add multiple search engines??
I even tried writing a chrome extension, but it too was able to add only one search engine.
I also observed that opening site in iframe doesn't help the browser (Chrome in my case) to add the entry in search engines.
Any help with adding multiple search engines via opensearch or via chrome extension is greatly appreciated.
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I have multiple sites on a domain, one on the main domain and others on different subdomains. When I try to log in to one of the subdomains, it shows me options that are not relevant, because they are from other sites. how can I direct chrome by using HTML or something, to force it to show only relevant autocomplete options?
Is there any way to achieve function such as the picture effect?
This is a Browser function run in the Smartisan TNT.
It enables the user to enter a search and then open different web pages(etc. Reddit/twitter/Youtube/Stack Overflow) at once for a broader search.
and now, I want to make that functionality in Chrome via a plugin.
BUT, If I use HTML iframes(doesn't support cookies), so I can't keep loggin, and there are many sites that can't be searched without cookies.
In addition, Chrome's plugins have neutered the crawler function, and Google Search have disabled crawlers (they ask you to verify the bot once you crawl), so the way to reconstruct pages through crawlers is not available now.
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Need your help here.
I have a page - https://www.iservis.info/
-> In Navigation you have iPhone, iPad, Macbook, Macs, Watches which lead to certain tabs in this page -> https://iservis.info/opravy/
So I have url for MacBook -> https://iservis.info/opravy/?tab=target-tab-macbook which open certain tab.
PROBLEM IS - GOOGLE INDEXING THESE URLS :///
What exactly I should type to robots.txt or even to sitemap?
Thanks a lot for help
In the old version of search console in Crawl > URL parameters you can configure what do all parameters that you have in the website.
You need specify this parameters don't affects to the content of the page to solve this problem.
I'm trying to browse this url: googleweblight.com/?lite_url=http://www.google.com
but I'm not able to, since I got:
Transcoding test failed:
This page could not be transcoded due to technical issues.
The problem is that I need to copy paste every search result I get from google search page into googleweblight.com/?lite_url=[here]
Why am I not able to use googleweblight for google? How can I make my urls go to googleweblight version directly, without copy and paste and not using a device emulator in user agent?
On Firefox, I am using the UAControl add-on to change my browser's User-Agent to Mobile Safari, and it gives me the mobile version of Google Search, which by default has all search result URLs pointing via GoogleWebLight.
In fact, since I didn't want the URLs to be redirected via GoogleWebLight as such, I had to write a GreaseMonkey script to convert them back to 'regular' (direct) URLs. Maybe you can modify it to do the opposite on the Google Search page, if you're not comfortable with the User-Agent switch approach. I believe you can utilize something like TamperMonkey if you're on a different browser such as Google Chrome.
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..