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Jim Myhrberg
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There's legit reasons why I might want to search with DuckDuckGo, and no reason why I might want to search with Yahoo. Specially as Yahoo now uses Bing to provide search results. Also, in my very basic testing, Yahoo actually produces a smaller and faster to load results page. So I might as well use that for the sake of performance, though I doubt it makes much of a difference, as the redirect logic runs immediately as the page starts loading.
25 lines
908 B
JavaScript
25 lines
908 B
JavaScript
// ==UserScript==
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// @name Kagi Search (Yahoo redirect)
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// @description Redirects Yahoo searches to Kagi.com. Only relevant for desktop Safari users.
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// @version 0.0.3
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// @namespace jimeh.me
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// @downloadURL https://github.com/jimeh/dotfiles/blob/main/userscripts/kagi-for-safari.user.js
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// @run-at document-start
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// @match https://yahoo.com/search*
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// @match https://search.yahoo.com/search*
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// @match https://*.search.yahoo.com/search*
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// ==/UserScript==
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(function () {
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if (
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navigator.vendor.match(/apple/i) && // Only activate in Safari.
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window.location.hostname.slice(-16) == "search.yahoo.com" &&
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window.location.pathname == "/search"
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) {
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let q = (new URL(window.location)).searchParams.get("p");
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if (q) {
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console.log("Redirecting Yahoo search to Kagi.com");
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window.location.href = "https://kagi.com/search?q=" + q;
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}
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}
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})();
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