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Lister: Google search should use https instead of http

Posted: 2013-09-03, 17:54 UTC
by Biozynotiker
The new feature "search for selected text with Google" is very welcome.
But this should always use https instead of http.

Posted: 2013-09-03, 18:31 UTC
by MVV
Not always! Some people like me don't like to use HTTPS in Google. Let it be customizeable.

Posted: 2013-09-03, 18:40 UTC
by Biozynotiker
Maybe the best solution is, let the user create his own search string like in a browser,
so it is not fixed to google, and user can decide of http/https.

Posted: 2013-09-03, 20:12 UTC
by Sir_SiLvA
Biozynotiker wrote:Maybe the best solution is, let the user create his own search string like in a browser,
so it is not fixed to google, and user can decide of http/https.
YOU can create your own search strings.... and even more then one
(aber warum sollte man history.txt lesen wenn man einfach drauf los meckern kann...)
open tc config under [Lister]
Contextmenu1=Search1|http://someaddress1?variable=%s
Contextmenu2=Search2|http://someaddress2?variable=%s
.....
ContextmenuX=SearchX|http://someaddressX?variable=%s
(how many I dont know as Chris refused to answer and I dont have time to try....)

And no, I for myself think http is ENOUGH for a search....

I just wish you could customize wich browser to use ....

Posted: 2013-09-03, 20:15 UTC
by ghisler(Author)
Actually it is customizable via wincmd.ini [Lister] section. You can even add more entries.

From the help:
Contextmenu1=Search for selected text with Google|http://www.google.com/search?q=%s

Define custom context menu items. %s will be replaced by the selected text.

Try replacing http:// by https://

Posted: 2013-09-03, 22:05 UTC
by Sob
Sir_SiLvA wrote:(how many I dont know as Chris refused to answer and I dont have time to try....)
300 works and I'm not trying more, it's already far beyond reasonable. :)

Posted: 2013-09-03, 22:23 UTC
by ghisler(Author)
The URL is simply passed to ShellExecuteEx, so your default browser will be used. You can also try to run a program directly this way, but it may not work.