Search from anywhere
Regular search
Show the ranked results.
https://search.corrode.dev/search?q=%s
Quick setup
Choose a shortcut
Try rs for the results page and
rsl for the first result.
rs
async cancellation
Show results
rsl
tokio spawn
Open the first result
URL templates
Most tools use %s as a placeholder for the query.
Lucky search
Go straight to the first result.
https://search.corrode.dev/search?q=!%s
Browsers
These browsers work without an extension or account.
OpenSearch
Firefox
- Visit Rust Search. Firefox should discover it as a search engine.
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Add it in Search settings and give it a shortcut such as
@rust. -
From the address bar, type
@rust queryor@rust !query.
Site search
Chrome, Brave & Edge
- Find Manage search engines and site search in the browser settings.
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Add both URL templates. Name the shortcuts
rsandrsl. - In the address bar, type a shortcut, press Space or Tab, and start searching.
Quick Website Search
Safari
- Search from this page once. Safari will remember the site.
- Check that Enable Quick Website Search is on in Safari’s Search settings.
- Type the site name and your query in the Smart Search field.
Safari can remember this site, but adding it as a full search provider requires an extension.
Safari instructions
Native nickname
Vivaldi
- Right-click the search box and choose Add as Search Engine.
- Give it a nickname such as
rs. - Search with the nickname, a space, and your query.
Launchers and search providers
The same URLs work in launchers and other search engines.
Quicklink
Raycast
Create a Quicklink with a named query argument.
https://search.corrode.dev/search?q={argument name="Query"}
Web Search
Alfred
Run OpenSearch Lookup on Rust Search, or add the URL as a Custom Web Search.
https://search.corrode.dev/search?q={query}
Custom bang
Kagi
Create a Search Shortcut named !rs. For lucky
search, add !rsl with the lucky URL.
https://search.corrode.dev/search?q=%s