I want to add the ability to specify a document for a service in terms of link anchor texts to click from the main page.
Work in progress. So far on https://duckduckgo.com it recognises:
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Hm, it would be useful to show not only the anchor text but also the href of the <a>. And let the user click on the one they want to use. Maybe just populate a select input.
michielbdejong
commented
3 years ago
I want to add the ability to specify a document for a service in terms of link anchor texts to click from the main page.
Work in progress. So far on https://duckduckgo.com it recognises: Available: ["⇶"],["<div class=\"woman-icon\">