Safari Extension to customize your search engine.
Change Safari's default search engine.
This is the most basic feature.
Switch search engines in Private Browse.
Enter the keyword at the top to switch search engines.
Example:
- Search
br somethingto search in Brave Search - Search
wiki Safarito find Safari on Wikipedia - Search
yt Me at the zooto find the oldest videos on YouTube - Search
wbm example.comto see past versions of the website
If you enter only one emoji, you can search on Emojipedia.org.
You can use a different custom search engine or disable CSE while at work, school, etc.
CSE works on pages from Safari's default search engines (Google, DuckDuckGo, etc.).
It detects the special parameters in the URL when searching from Safari's search bar. (For example, Google has the parameter client=safari in its URL.)
Then automatically redirects the page to your search engine.
CSE needs to create <form method="post"> on the page to submit the form.
To avoid CSP restrictions, CSE generates the local page (called post_redirector.html) and redirects to it first. Then the page creates the form and submits it.
Note
This feature may not work on macOS and iOS 16.x due to Safari bugs.
This application is licensed under the MIT License.