Thank you for the MarginNote development.
But, I wish the below Search Engines will be added additionally as a Feature in MacOS and IPad OS.
(As you know, Baidu is not international.)
Otherwise, can you update Feature that users can add user-friendly search engines by themselves if my request is not allowed?
Dictionary Search
. Longman
Text Search
. FireFox
. Duckduckgo
Question Search
. Reddit
PDF Search
. FireFox
. Duckduckgo
For the better updates on MarginNote, I wish you consider to add the search engines.
Hello. Thank you for your reply. But, your comment doesn’t meet my need.
I can’t search through a customised website such as Mozila (Firefox), Duckduckgo kinds of those search engines.
If you see the figure including my idea (module 1 or 2), you can understand what I mean.
I hope MarginNote programmers will consider my idea.
Hello. Just in case that I worry if search engines are included in MarginNote, then MarginNote can be a heavy application. I don’t want MarginNote heavy. I prefer light MarginNote.
So I am satisfied with the current MarginNote regarding Research section in Preferences.
If others will raise to request the same as my wishlist, then please consider it again whether custom search engines are included additionally or not.
Thank you for writing in. I have already raised your request to our Development team. As mentioned earlier, all user requests will be considered and implemented but we cannot assure a time frame when it will be put into effect. Please feel free to contact us again if you need any assistance and we will be happy to provide further help.
I’d like to add my support for this feature request.
IMHO, it might be a better idea to simply allow users to add custom search engines in addition to the built-in ones (Google, Bing, etc.), rather than adding more and more built-in engines and risk bloating the Research tab of the Preferences window.
If a concrete example of my proposal is needed, you can check out Alfred’s Web Search feature, which allows adding custom search engines. It’s easy enough to configure even for the not-so-tech-savvy users, but it basically solved the craving for even more search engines once and for all.
P.S. This feature of Alfred does not require its optional paid license, and thus can be used for free without limitations.