App Profile: XSearch for Safari

Android / Games / Puzzles
xSearch for Safari
Installs:
Rating:
4.49
Total Reviews:
189
Top Countries:
US, CN, DE
< $5k
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< 5k
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Reviews: What People Think About xSearch for Safari
AmateurCrastinator
Rating: 4/5
I often have to use different search engines in my line of work, and it helps to be able to do that so quickly. Everything about it works really well.
Except, for whatever reason, it has completely stopped working on my iPad. It works fine on my iPhone, so that leads me to believe that something is up on my end, but I don't really know how to troubleshoot that, and can't find anything online. To the developer: I love your app, and want to keep using it. Is there any help you can offer? If I can get it working again, I'll give this 5 stars.
Playhrdr 6
Rating: 1/5
When I initially bought and downloaded the iOS Safari app, it appeared, I toggled it on and everything was fine. A few weeks ago it disappeared from Safari. The app still on my phone and appeared active but the extension, gone. I’ve deleted the app tried reinstalling it more times than I can count, each time trying something different thinking maybe it was something I had changed or did to make it disappear. But from the time it was actively working to the minute it disappeared I hadn’t changed,added, taken away, reconfigured anything in my phone. Since I can’t get a response from support or the developer, I’ve resorted to seeking help from chatGPT. No success. I had a similar situation occur back in February with the AdGuard AdBlocker iOS Safari extension. Downloaded it, it worked for several weeks, then it was gone. Weeks later it suddenly appeared and was working, then it was gone again. Support? Not at all. And I had bought the annual subscription as well. I believe this is more of an Apple situation than an app issue. It’s really disappointing.! No help, nowhere to turn, no recourse, thank you Apple.
gabrielinator
Rating: 5/5
It’s a simple problem, and here’s an elegant solution. Does exactly what I want. It even has the ability to completely replace the default search engine with one of the engines in the app. It is a little quirky in some ways, for example if you use a non-default engine, click a link, then go back, the extension will override the back request and switch the search to the app’s default. However, I won’t dock anything cause the feature is hidden away under an “advanced” tab, likely due to quirks like this. The main app functionality works perfectly.
Edit: Just poked around some more and there are different override modes for the feature I mentioned… that fix the problem I also mentioned. This is why I pay money for apps lol
About xSearch for Safari
# Featured in the App Store across 63 countries & regions
# Featured on Dailytekk's YouTube channel: "BEST iPad Browser Extensions (Apps)"
# Featured on Christopher Lawley's YouTube channel: "Must Have Safari Extension for iOS/iPadOS 15"
# Featured on MacStories's YouTube channel: "Safari Extensions for iPhone and iPad"
# Featured on MacStories: "Beyond ChatGPT’s Extension: How to Redirect Safari Searches to Any LLM"
Upgrade your Safari browsing experience with xSearch, the all-in-one search tool that supports iOS, iPadOS and macOS with just one purchase.
Elevate your Safari browsing experience with xSearch, the all-in-one search tool that offers unparalleled functionality across all Apple platforms. xSearch is a Safari extension that enables you to seamlessly switch between multiple search engines with ease, and even search directly from Spotlight, making your browsing experience more efficient and efficient.
For example: use "g apple" to search apple with Google search engine, and "ddg apple" to search apple with DuckDuckGo search engine.
One of the best things about xSearch is that it is built with your privacy in mind. We don’t request unnecessary permissions, ensuring we have no access to your personal data, which gives you peace of mind when using our tool. Starting with iOS 17, xSearch requires permission to view browsing history to function effectively within the Safari extension. However, it only accesses the URL of the current session to identify the search engine, with all processing done locally on your device. No personal information is stored or transmitted, keeping your privacy fully protected.
Some of xSearch's key features include:
◆ Quickly switch between search engines using shortcuts.
◆ Use URL Scheme to search within other apps, such as Twitter.
◆ Customize Safari's default search engine with xSearch's variety of engines.
◆ Multisearch capability enables simultaneous searching across multiple engines with a single shortcut.
◆ Random mode in multisearch allows the system to automatically select an engine for you during searches.
◆ Integration with Shortcuts provides convenient access to xSearch from anywhere.
◆ Synchronize your search engines across all your devices with iCloud.
◆ Backup and share your search engines using the export and import JSON file feature.
◆ Use the share extension to search any text in any app with xSearch.
# Featured on Dailytekk's YouTube channel: "BEST iPad Browser Extensions (Apps)"
# Featured on Christopher Lawley's YouTube channel: "Must Have Safari Extension for iOS/iPadOS 15"
# Featured on MacStories's YouTube channel: "Safari Extensions for iPhone and iPad"
# Featured on MacStories: "Beyond ChatGPT’s Extension: How to Redirect Safari Searches to Any LLM"
Upgrade your Safari browsing experience with xSearch, the all-in-one search tool that supports iOS, iPadOS and macOS with just one purchase.
Elevate your Safari browsing experience with xSearch, the all-in-one search tool that offers unparalleled functionality across all Apple platforms. xSearch is a Safari extension that enables you to seamlessly switch between multiple search engines with ease, and even search directly from Spotlight, making your browsing experience more efficient and efficient.
For example: use "g apple" to search apple with Google search engine, and "ddg apple" to search apple with DuckDuckGo search engine.
One of the best things about xSearch is that it is built with your privacy in mind. We don’t request unnecessary permissions, ensuring we have no access to your personal data, which gives you peace of mind when using our tool. Starting with iOS 17, xSearch requires permission to view browsing history to function effectively within the Safari extension. However, it only accesses the URL of the current session to identify the search engine, with all processing done locally on your device. No personal information is stored or transmitted, keeping your privacy fully protected.
Some of xSearch's key features include:
◆ Quickly switch between search engines using shortcuts.
◆ Use URL Scheme to search within other apps, such as Twitter.
◆ Customize Safari's default search engine with xSearch's variety of engines.
◆ Multisearch capability enables simultaneous searching across multiple engines with a single shortcut.
◆ Random mode in multisearch allows the system to automatically select an engine for you during searches.
◆ Integration with Shortcuts provides convenient access to xSearch from anywhere.
◆ Synchronize your search engines across all your devices with iCloud.
◆ Backup and share your search engines using the export and import JSON file feature.
◆ Use the share extension to search any text in any app with xSearch.
File size: 12141568
Launched countries: PEUSAUCACNFRDEGBITJPKRRUDZAOARATAZBHBBBYBEBMBRBGCLCOCRHRCYCZDKDOECEGSVFIGHGRGTHKHUINIDIEILKZKEKWLBLTLUMOMGMYMTMXNLNZNGNOOMPKPAPHPLPTQAROSARSSGSKSIZAESLKSECHTWTHTNTRUAAEUYUZVEVNBOKHEELVNIPYAFGEIQLYMAMZMMYEBJBFCMCGCIJOLAMLSNTZUGZMZW
Minimum OS version: 15.0
Release Date: 1632121200000
Published by 磊 汪
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