Add the ability to use a custom fallback search engine#2
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This commit introduces a way to specify the fallback search engine on request with the 'fallback' parameter. This can be used when multiple users use a single instance and wants to specify their own search engine.
Moreover, add a event listener function to dynamically update 'search-url' input with encoded string.
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This PR introduces a way to set your own search engine on request. I've updated the web UI to include changes with proper URL encoding and live updating of
search-urlinput.Examples
http://localhost:8787/?q=%s- uses instance's default enginehttp://localhots:8787/?q=%s&fallback=https://duckduckgo.com/?q=- uses DuckDuckGo search engineYou can pass an encoded string or not; I tested both cases.