Could be more intuitive, but it works great.

Works great! I was looking for something like this.

For whatever reason I can no longer just type in search phrases into duckuckgo.com in the main url bar with my custom settings. I simply want dark themed These options. (https://mycroftproject.com/search-engines.html?name=duckduck+dark). along with unfiltered ad free results instead of blaring white in my duckuckgo search engine. I though it would be easy to tweak back to normal. This add-on seemed promising for that purpose, but now (Friday 4-23-2021) for whatever reason its flawed for me exactly the same way reviewer Noxanne said ith a 1 out of 5 star rating (11 days before me) is. All it did was send me to the customized duckduck page colored dark but without search results (as though I typed no search phrase at all! and just typed "duckduckgo.com" ). This add-on shouldn't even be necessary, but it sounds great if it works. Its obviously broken from some Upgrade of Firefox version 80something or maybe because I have he linux version? I don't know. Good luck developers.

I tried putting in "https://images.google.com" and all it did was send me to the default Google Image page, effectively making the whole add-on pointless. Then I put in "https://images.google.com/search?q=%s" as the address for the search engine and Firefox would not even react to me pressing Tab.

On top of that, developers should refrain from using programmer jargon when developing add-ons such as these. Extensions for web browsers should never require the user to manually type in things like "addons:extensions#search". There should be a button for when the user wants to check their list of installed search engines.

Спасибо большое, не знаю, что я делал бы без этого расширения!

This should be the first thing you see when you click "Find more search engines" in the firefox preferences.

A lifesaver, for those who need this functionality. Honestly, Firefox's handling of search engines is embarrassing.

Thanks! I really needed this.

Can't understand why such a simple thing such as adding as shorcut "https://example.org/search?q=%s" requires an add-ons.

Mozilla what are you doing!

Thanks for the add-ons, works great!.

Great Addon. One question I have is is it possible to a custom search engine that searches the current site using Google? If possible can then skip installing add-ons for the task, would be great.

A must-have tool since Mozilla removed the ability to add our custom search engine in Firefox options.