Search engine files

• search engine

Search engine file names have ".search" as postfix. When they are clicked, the associated bookmark files with postfix ".search.html" would be appended. Ex: the associated bookmark for "foo.search" is "foo.search.html".

Any ".search" file can be opened as search engine file, each line of which has one of the following formats:
[Engine name]:[url without '%s' inside]
[Engine name]:[url with '%s' as keyword]
[Engine name]:POST:[post params with '%s' as keyword]:[url]
[Engine name]:[Extra request headers]:[post params with '%s' as keyword]:[url]

• [Extra request headers] Ex. "X-Forwarded-For;8.8.8.8"
• when [post params] is empty, the url should have '%s' as keyword.

Limitations (they are here for performance reasons):

• The first engine in the file must be the first type that has no '%s' in the engine url.
• Internal scheme engine urls (such as i:, d:, c:) must have '%s', since '%s' format is more general (only type 2 is allowed, since POST makes no sense for internal schemes).

Local engines

c:[command line with '%s' as keyword]
d:mimetype:[command line with '%s' as keyword]:[base url for external resources]