allso
1.0.0
Super practical double-column aggregation search engine
Enter a keyword and ALLSO will automatically submit it to the left and right search engines, and return their search results at the same time!
The page is divided into two, making full use of the screen display resources. Browse 2 search engines at the same time, and the resources are complementary and convenient and practical!
And the web UI is very beautiful and concise. It will definitely make you love it!
Get started with ALLSO: http://h2y.github.io/allso
Github project homepage: h2y/allso
Personal website publishing page: https://hzy.pw/p/1389
While entering keywords, ALLSO will immediately expand the search. When you enter the keywords, the search results are displayed on the screen. Let you enjoy the fastest search experience, whoever uses it knows, it is extremely practical!
However, this feature will not be enabled on IE because I don't like IE.
There are many websites with similar functions on the Internet, which are poorly done and have a common disadvantage: every time you search, the web page will be completely refreshed, so that each search result is an independent web page, which is conducive to website SEO. But for our users, it has no meaning and will only increase the search time.
ALLSO is implemented using a purely single page, and the page 0 is refreshed after loading once.
Cut the pages returned by the search engine, remove useless areas on the edges, and keep only what we want to see.
**Special Note: **No support for Google without surfing the wall
Due to the ban of GFW, I have no way to do it.
Yes, because Google pages indicate that citations are prohibited in off-site iframes, ALLSO cannot crawl and display its search content under the Internet protocol.
The Google Wall route actually uses the ASK.com server as a transit. (https://www.search.ask.com)
ALLSO responds to a Hash request. For example, you can visit http://h2y.github.io/allso#Moshel to immediately expand your search for Moshel .
So, you can set it in your browser like this, making ALLSO your default search engine: (Browser Settings->Manage Search Engines)
Use glup for front-end packaging. /lib is the source file directory, /dist is the generated file directory, and /static is a static resource that does not participate in packaging.
npm install
npm run start # npm run build My UserScript Browser Script
Here are several independent UserScript browser scripts that implement various powerful functions for the browser.
My greasyfork homepage: https://greasyfork.org/zh-CN/users/19299
