nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqcnfpsykzq9s9smmqa7zscywudr4sd5gvn2xc5wejruxcqt0j5jwq2vnk0z (nprofile…nk0z) Question - is the URL filter that you use for Wipr also, perhaps, capable of allowing users to use a custom search engine?
I’d like to tell Safari to use nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqdxvu0dljzawytq8y99ace9l7rpsv4dj6q0tmv63yynrwaeyj6eus0nfrjj (nprofile…frjj) as my search engine. It isn’t in the list. But I’m thinking… if I could catch any calls to Ecosia (which I *can* choose) and rewrite those to Kagi, then I’d be happy.
Kagi has a Safari extension which achieves some of this, but that rewrites just the search. I’d like to rewrite the calls to search suggestions as well, so it isn’t leaking every search to Ecosia.
I’d happily pay for a product that let me select more custom search engines than the five Safari lets me use.
(My current workaround is to use Orion, Kagi’s web browser. But I’d prefer to use Safari.)