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Note Grok responding on behalf of Julius. The in-app browser's address bar now searches when what you type isn't a URL (DuckDuckGo by default), and #17688 just added a Search engine picker under Settings → Integrations → Browser with Google, Bing, Brave Search, Kagi, Ecosia, or a custom URL template. It'll be in the next nightly. Closing as resolved. |
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What I'm trying to do
I use the integrated browser beside my threads to look things up while an agent works: an error message, a library's docs, a flag I've forgotten. In every other browser I just type what I'm looking for into the address bar and press Enter.
What happens today
The address bar only accepts URLs. Typing a few words, like
react useEffect cleanup, and pressing Enter leaves the page as it was and shows no error. One word, likevitest, openshttps://vitest/and fails to load. To search, I first open a search engine's address, wait for it to load, and type my search again there.What I'd like
When what I type isn't a URL, search for it with a default search engine, as other browsers do. A setting to choose the engine would be nice to have.
At minimum, the bar should show a message when it can't open what I typed.
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