So, I've been adding all my favorite sites as custom search engines to use in the address bar with just a keyword (just in Microsoft Edge settings - address bar and search engines).
The only site I can't get to work is Xda forums.
It works for the www.xda-developers.com, but not for the forum search.
Here's the generic search URL to add to edge settings:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/search/1664069579/?q=%s&t=node&o=relevance
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When trying to look for a contact through the search function, it only gives one contact matching the criteria at the bottom of the search. I have Web & Contacts ticked on Searchable items in the options.
It used to be better on the N1, you'd get priority on the contacts (I think) but it would include web search as well.
Any ideas?
I'm developing a mobile site that links to generic Marketplace search results pages, but I want to avoid adult content as much as possible. The only valid search URL parameters that I can find are "q=<query>" and "q=pub:<publisher_name>". Is there any way to invoke Safe Search? Google's web Marketplace supports it, and the base URL structure is identical to the app's.
I've listed some examples in the URL below. They all work on Google's web site, but only the last example works on both the web site and the Marketplace app.
xyzzy.t15.org
EDIT: The Marketplace app has a setting for content filtering (in four levels, just like Safe Search). Is it possible that the app parses all externally-called URIs and replaces any Safe Search parameters with its own? After all, I shouldn't be able to override the app's settings. This activity would most-likely take place on the client side (it almost has to), so packet sniffing via a WiFi connection may yield some clues.
Hi, I have an idea for an app where I would submit a search string to a web page and then parse the data. Any tips on how I might submit the request? The search box is located on an ASP.NET web page. Is this even possible?
Thanks
I have been having issues with Google Voice Search recognizing some of my commands. The main problem is having the app recognize the names of some of my contacts. If the contact has a "normal" name with a "normal" spelling there isn't any problems, but any unique names or spellings do not work. I figured with time the personalized recognition option would remedy this but it has not. After some searching and taking suggestions from XDA and other forums, I decided to post my own topic to see if there is any help to be had.
I have made sure that all of my contacts are synced to the Google servers. The other popular answer is to clear your speech data from the Google dashboard. But I cannot find that option anywhere. The threads I've read say go to the Google Dashboard, scroll down to the Speech section, and click anonymize data.
My Google dashboard does not have a Speech section. I know the personalize speech recognition is on in the voice search app. Does anyone know where this data is in the dashboard or of a reason why it would not being getting saved? The only thing I can think of is that I have my Web Search History turned off, but those two things seem not to be related. Any help would be appreciated.
Hello,
I'm looking for an RSS feed reader that is smart enough to find the feed URL automatically, for example I type a website like "xda-developer.com" or better, just "xda" and the app has a search engine that finds the URL http://www.xda-developers.com/feed/
The app should not force me to register, and should not have abusive permissions.
I don't like predefined feeds, I prefer to choose my own sources, but if I can remove them it's OK.
Open source would be great. Paid app would be OK if nice looking.
Do you know such an app, or should I develop it myself?
Thanks!