(compiled from PEG messages by Gordon Robertson and Scott M Dulecki)
When you use Mozilla FireFox as your browser, you can teach it so search in Proogle.
Here is how:
Locate your FireFox installation directory; on my PC it is "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox"
This directory already has a subdirectory "searchplugins".
Attached to this topic is a file "proogle-firefox.zip", it contains two files "proogle.src" and "proogle.gif". Save these two files in the "searchplugins" directory.
The Proogle search plugin will be enabled when you restart FireFox.
The procedure for IE7 is easier, just click the following link (if you are currently viewing this page with IE7): Add Proogle to IE7
To add the Proogle search engine to Chrome:
For Opera, there are two ways to add a search engine:
1. Manual.
- Press CTRL-F12 to bring up the settings window
- Select tab 'search engines'
- Click 'add'
- Click 'details >>'
- Enter the data for the search engine:
name : Proogle
key : P
address: http://www.oehive.org/proogle?cx=005884031984697715592%3Amsozghwrom0&cof...
2. Changing search.ini
- locate the search.ini file in directory C:\Documents and Settings\\Application Data\Opera\Opera\profile\
- add the following lines:
[Search Engine 22]
Name=Proogle
Verbtext=0
URL=http://www.oehive.org/proogle?cx=005884031984697715592%3Amsozghwrom0&cof=FORID%3A9&q=%s&sa=Search
Query=
Key=P
Is post=0
Has endseparator=0
Encoding=iso-8859-15
Search Type=0
Position=-1
Nameid=0
Deleted=0