2013-12-20 15:32:45 +00:00
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Categories:System
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License:Apache2
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Web Site:http://balesz.github.io/android-WebSearch
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Source Code:https://github.com/balesz/android-WebSearch
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Issue Tracker:https://github.com/balesz/android-WebSearch/issues
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Auto Name:WebSearch
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Summary:Search the web from within apps
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Description:
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2014-03-24 00:22:36 +00:00
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If an app allows you to select plain text then the selected text is shared to
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this app, which in turn, opens it in your search engine of choice, provided it
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obeys the OpenSearch format.
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You manage your search engines on the admin UI. You can import engines from an
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url, or you can add new engines by hand: for examples, see OpenSearch engines
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from [http://mycroftproject.com Mycroft project] and
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http://www.searchplugins.net. If you tap the import icon on the action bar, a
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dialog will appear. You have to fill the url edit box, then tap the import
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button. You have to fill in at least the name and the url fields. There is a
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paste icon on the right side of the url field; if you tap this icon, it will
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paste a "{searchTerms}" string into the url field. This is necessary because
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this string will be replaced by your search string in the url.
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Repo Type:git
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Repo:https://github.com/balesz/android-WebSearch.git
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Build:1.0.3,6
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commit=8af7
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subdir=WebSearch
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submodules=yes
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gradle=yes
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Maintainer Notes:
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see build.gradle for version name
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Auto Update Mode:None
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Update Check Mode:RepoManifest
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Current Version:Unknown
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Current Version Code:6
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