Search invocation keywords should be added to manage search engine

Vlad while automatic search detection is nice, it is not required. The idea is that tab activates alternate search engine. for example if my keyword is youtube for youtube search, now I can not easily search youtube related things like "youtube downloader" would be searching for the word downloader on youtube.

the idea is that the search engine keyword behaves like a "Top Hits" in this mode, I should be able to hit tab and go into search mode. It should auto complete the search engine, not requiring exact keyword for custom search to work. Manually setting query location is ok.

also having the search engine determined by a book mark is a bit strange. I would never would want to click on that bookmark, needs to be hidden away in a folder somewhere.

maybe the solution is for a domain name, say "youtube.com" you are able to set it a search engine with extra search template bound to the domain unrelated to book marks. anytime this domain shows up in auto complete and tab is pressed, search mode activates which now a query can be entered.

hopefully it makes sense.

EnderPicture I think what you really want is this https://orionfeedback.org/d/1602-search-invocation-keywords-should-be-added-to-manage-search-engine

I know this is extremely nitpicky, but I really like how in other browsers, I can set up these custom shortcuts in the browser Settings, and then when I invoke the keyword, it shows "Search [website]:" (or even better, the website's icon) in the address bar before my query.

It's just a nice touch that makes the browser experience feel a little more cohesive and sleek. Here's an example of what I'm talking about.

In Brave, I can go to Settings > Search engine, and in Site search, I can set up all my custom search shortcuts.

I use this for normal search (e.g., Merriam-Webster Dictionary is 'mw')

Which appears like this in the browser address bar:

Of course, I can also use the shortcuts for neat tricks like navigating directly to a subreddit by typing, e.g., 'r orionbrowser'

Which, of course, you can already do in Orion, I'm just trying to show how it feels more elegant the way some other browsers do it.

olivec Please do not post additional asks in threads that have been marked as Done. If there is a new feature suggestion/improvement please post it in a new thread.

Right-click inside a search box on a website and then click on "Bookmark this search". Next level would be to have Orion automatically guess where the '%s' goes. Next next level would be to have Orion automatically guess a good invocation keyword.