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all-search

v1.3.17

Published

A top fixed menu that allows you to jump between various search engines, build based on Vue, and use rollup.

Downloads

290

Readme

all-search

English | 简体中文

all-search, a search engine jump menu

A top fixed menu that allows you to easily jump between search engines, based on vue3 and built using rollup.

Thanks to searchEngineJump for the idea and URL source. Similar tools recommended. searchJumper Most powerful, Swiss army knife searchEngineJump Search engine quick jump Most users

Any needs, suggestions, question directly to Issues.Doing this script is purely a personal interest, using love to generate electricity.It's not easy to open source, so please encourage me, if you think it's good, go to GitHub and give it a ⭐ Star, or share it with people around you.

Script URL

The difference between Tampermonkey's and ScriptCat's scripts has been smoothed out

greasyFork

ScriptCat

Set page

Features

  • GUI Add URL
  • Drag to change category sorting
  • Support vertical and horizontal layout
  • Click on a category to use the first URL of the category to open it
  • Middle mouse button click on the URL to open a new window (you can also use ctrl+right click)
  • Provide mobile support
    • Scrolling is possible if the page width is insufficient
    • Mobile for click-triggered menu
  • Auto-hide function, triggered by button, can also be changed to scroll up or down to trigger hide
  • Auto-loading support for newly added URLs (i.e., those added by the user, can be displayed automatically)
  • Adaptive style, no additional adaptations required

Todo list

  • English support
  • Text selection toolbar
  • Shortcuts to evoke global search bar (TBD)
  • Google Pluginization (TBD)

Compatibility and Performance

  • For Baidu style issues, instead of using performance-depleting timers, use hijacked Node.prototype.removeChild to achieve
  • Listening for route switching for youtube's spf.js
  • no compatibility issues with AC-baidu and other mainstream Tampermonkey scripts

Contribute

Local development

Setup page

npm run serve

script

npm run tmDev

After running, copy the index.dev.js from the build directory to Tampermonkey or another script manager.

tmDev uses watch and will automatically rebuild every time it is modified. There is no code inside the index.dev.js file, but rather require references the local file index.user.js, so remember to enable Tampermonkey's file access rights

build scripts

The version number of the script references the version number in package.json, remember to modify

npm run tmBuild

will package out the index.user.js used by Tampermonkey

Feedback and communication

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