(Late reply!) You're welcome and thanks for the review. :)

Danke schön! :) (And sorry for the late reply. I wish I could say that in german too! ;))

Hi there and thanks for the review! :)

I understand, but it's hard for me to maintain a decent list of search engines up to date for SSS's users, so I prefer if people add their own engines. You can also import the ones you use in the browser. People suggested creating a webpage where users could add the engines they are using, like a Wiki, though that would also have to be moderated and it's really hard to do that in my free time.

Regarding the unnecessary settings, I also don't use most of the options, but almost all were user-suggested via email, GitHub or in reviews, so someone is finding them useful. ;) If you have ideas about what to do about them without removing them, I accept feedback!

Cheers,
Daniel

Hi and thanks for the review! :)

A few hours ago, after reading your review, I was checking out how VirusTotal worked and saw that it did some "double" encoding of the search in a way that was very cumbersome to reproduce in SSS, even using replacements in searchTerms.

So I decided to add a new function that mimics the usual URL encoding, which it seems to be using.

SSS version 3.33.0 is currently in review. It will possibly take a few days for Mozilla reviewers to take a look at it, but when it arrives you should be able to use this for VirusTotal:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/search/{searchTerms(encodeURIComponent)}

NOTE: this does not work yet, only when version 3.33.0 is available.

Cheers!
Daniel

Hello!

It should indeed disappear. :) Can you please try it with all other addons disabled? It could be a bug, but since it's working for me and there were no other reports of this problem, I would like to rule out interference from other addons first.

Please let me know at [email protected] if the problem persists (notifications in the reviews can be weird).

Cheers,
Daniel