Closed blueglyph closed 2 months ago
After trying many things, it seems to work without an underscore or a space in the name...
See below. The problem was in the URL: it was missing https://
in front. So maybe it's not as much a problem of downloading the paste content than applying it as search engine.
I've seen a lot of problems when using built-in engine names before, but it's still surprising that Google_en
doesn't work.
I've seen a lot of problems when using built-in engine names before, but it's still surprising that
Google_en
doesn't work.
My mistake: there were two changes. I've tried again, and Google_en
is fine, but not prefixing the URL with https://
isn't.
It's not a very intuitive error message, though.
I cannot add a custom engine. When I complete the last but one step, I get an error (Firefox could not download the search plugin from: https://paste.mozilla.org/...)
Steps to reproduce
Google_en
google.co.uk/search?q=%s&{google:RLZ}{google:originalQueryForSuggestion}{google:assistedQueryStats}{google:searchFieldtrialParameter}{google:language}{google:prefetchSource}{google:searchClient}{google:sourceId}{google:contextualSearchVersion}ie={inputEncoding}
=> I got a page telling me "Almost done just two more steps" [sic]
=> I got an error in a popup, saying
Firefox could not download the search plugin from: https://paste.mozilla.org/DmDjpMMK/raw
What I tried
=> no change
=> I got the following page:
Environment
Windows 10, 64-bit Firefox version 127.0.1