In both Firefox and Chrome, Enter opens the address bar thing in the current tab, and Alt+Enter in a new tab. The “Open search result in…” preference should be removed and replaced with this standard mechanism.

I’m using Firefox.

There are golden sites beside the yet-pages, etc.

Personally, I am in love with caniuse.rs and the cheats.rs has been instrumental whilst learning the ins-and-outs of Rust.

I don't have an idea as to how to integrate them.. So maybe this could be a good place to discuss this.

Possibly exceed the max quota of localStorage.

It’s completely broken in Firefox. I can provide more details if you need, but it should be very, very obvious.

It does not work on Vivaldi, too bad. I would love to use it on Vivaldi.

Chrome Store 在**大陆无法访问。

I fill the "Input the local std doc path" box with file:///home/chirsz/.rustup/toolchains/stable-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/share/doc/rust/html/ which is my rust doc folder and I can visit it with broswer directly. When I type rs Result in URL bar and select the second option, it go to https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/?search=file%3A%2F%2F%2Fhome%2Fchirsz%2F.rustup%2Ftoolchains%2Fstable-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu%2Fshare%2Fdoc%2Frust%2Fhtmlstd%2Fresult%2Findex.html instead of file:///home/chirsz/.rustup/toolchains/stable-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/share/doc/rust/htmlstd/result/index.html which I really want.
Is it a bug? Or I did something incorrect?

When I run rustup doc --path, I get this output:

C:\Users\me\.rustup\toolchains\nightly-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc\share\doc\rust\html\index.html

But if I enter that verbatim, it gets it very wrong. Looks like what it needs is more like this:

file:///C:/Users/me/.rustup/toolchains/nightly-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/share/doc/rust/html/

The extension should suggest that I run rustup doc --path (or run it itself, if it can), and figure out the right value from whatever it gives, and just generally be cleverer.

Firefox, Windows.

See bugzilla #1332942.

https://github.com/rust-unofficial/awesome-rust

Extension installs successfully, however typing rs in address bar fails triggering rust search engine.

Maybe an option to search only in stable (https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/) could be useful for people like that doesn't use nightly

I want use this addon on Firefox.
However, I do not found this addon on AMO.
Will do you release for Firefox?

When you is busy, I push AMO instead.

When you're on the [src] page of a crate's doc, the extension thinks the crate is not added yet.
Steps to reproduce:
Go to any crate's doc, add the crate to this search extension using the Plus sign.
Click on a symbol's [src]. Note that the extension button shows the plus sign again instead of the checkmark.

There was no obvious way to trigger that a search term in the address bar should be sent through e.g. docs.rs or crates.io.

This extension uses a toolbar icon for modifying preferences only. I haven’t the foggiest about Chrome, but certainly in Firefox this is wrong: there’s a preferences mechanism whereby you can put such things with the rest of the add-on configuration (like whether it’s enabled or disabled) in about:addons.

Do you plan to support safari or alfredapp?

In Firefox, when I type rs cow into the address bar, I get taken to alloc::borrow::Cow, which seems fine, but then if I follow the links from there to core::iter::FromIterator, the implementations for Cow aren't listed. I was confused enough that I almost filed a bug against rustdoc, but then I realized that if I start from std::borrow::Cow, the corresponding link takes me to std::iter::FromIterator, which lists all the implementations as expected.

I think the solution here is to treat core and alloc as special cases and always prefer the docs for the std version of names in those crates.

it's a perfect plugin, however I am using vimium and add custom rules for rust doc search, which makes this plugin unsy.

still thanks for your efforts.

First of all, thank you for the extension! It works very nice and neat.

Sometimes, when the extension gets updated, it automatically opens https://rust-search-extension.now.sh/changelog/ in a new tab, immediately changing focus to it. This is annoying, especially when you're preoccupied with other stuff to read.

Would it be possible to add a setting for "automatically open changelog on updates, on/off"?

The browser is Firefox 75.0

The extension is so great! But I still wonder whether it supports rustc crates?

speed of performance is so slow

Subj. Firefox 77.0.1, Arch Linux. Green "addon" puzzle icon is shown as favicon for search results.

I keep forgetting I have to type rs to activate the extension (please don't laugh), and each time I have to go to the website, realize it's not written anywhere here (and doesn't appear in the featured videos), then go to github and find the information.

So could you please add something like "type rs to activate rust search" prominently on the website and in the sort-of "about box" which appears when I click on the rust icon next to the search bar ?

Great extension

Hi, thank you for this handy addon!

Are there any plans to have the choice to use lib.rs instead of crates.io?

Regards

Browser

Firefox

Version

72.0.1

Firefox doesn't support script-src-elem Content Security Policy directive yet, see script-src-elem.

The 'Options' button is gray, which means I cannot set the offline std doc path

Also there is no "Allow file path access" option in settings tab of rust search extension

Here is the info of my machine

OS: macOS 10.15.1
Chrome: Version 83.0.4103.61 (Official Build) (64-bit)

We can use API https://crates.io/api/v1/crates/rand to get a crate's repository URL.

When I type in log I just see methods like f32::log, f64::log2, etc. Since log is a crate name, it should at least appear on the search list.

Every time I start a new instance of Edge (I'm using the beta version, on 64 bit Windows 10) the extension shows the update page,.. https://rust.extension.sh/update

Can this be shown just once?

Hello, the Feature Flags menu in the header is great. I found out very recently that it's a feature of rust-search-extension, and not of docs.rs, when the menu stopped working. All crates show as having no features.

Is there another issue I can track for this? Can you reproduce? Thanks!

First off, kudos for this extension. I'm using hourly pretty much anytime I'm coding these days. Thanks so much for writing it!

this seems weird.
upon entering "rsdashmap" the dropdown shows
"crate: dashmap v3.7.0...."
but pressing enter goes to:
https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/collections/struct.HashMap.html

Just a advise, like:

https://github.com/servo/rust-url/blob/28314752bf138a87bd8151f610d385629dec5710/Cargo.toml#L43

There is no [features] section in Cargo.toml, but serde is a feature of url, I can use it in my Cargo.toml:

url = { version = "2.1.1", features = ["serde"] }

So should this optional dependency show in Feature flags?

Issues are:

• chrome.tabs.getSelected is deprecated https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/WebExtensions/API/tabs/getSelected.
• Tags in search suggestion are not supported. We could just strip tags in Firefox.

Hey. I got sent here when I removed the extension again.
The feature I'm looking for is to search e.g. Tokio or futures docs for a certain term. I currently have firefox search bookmarks that allow this, but they just show the search results, and don't jump directly to the item, which is what I hoped this would allow me to do.

The extension doesn't work I search for rust docs in search tab but google results appear. I use Firefox on Ubuntu.

I use this extension in Firefox. At the moment the extension uses both rust and rs as shortcuts, but most often when I type rust plus something into the address bar, I want to search in my browser's configured search engine (DuckDuckGo). I have often clicked enter without thinking, and instead of seeing the DuckDuckGo results, I see the search results from my local copy of the Rust documentation, which doesn't include the result I'm looking for. To use DuckDuckGo I have to add ? at the beginning of the query so that the extension doesn't take over.

Could the extension allow choosing whether rust is a shortcut or not? I'd prefer to only have the shortcut rs. (This was my bookmarks shortcut for searching https://doc.rust-lang.org/, before I installed the Rust search extension.)

This could be implemented by adding a button to nightly docs page. After adding the search index to extension, we can configure the std searching between stable or nightly.

The vanilla header looks like this:

With extension installed and activated:

Firefox:

Chrome (only on some crates, e.g proc-macro-error):

This never hapenned until recently. Docs.rs devs probably changed layout or something.

(Screenshot taken in Firefox 83.0)

Triggers only if the crate's name + version is long enough, like glommio-0.2.0-alpha, e.g syn doesn't trigger it.

Firefox: 72.0.2
This Extension: 0.7.0

While using offline mode, searching standard library, the result list will show, but cannot navigate to after push Enter.

Nvm, I forgot only the top X crates are being indexed by this, sorry for the inconvenience 😅

With a dark theme on chrome, the extension logo blends into UI of the search bar. https://imgur.com/4PHOf3c

Request:

Consider adding a white border shadow to the logo or another solution to address plugin logo visibility in black-themed browsers.

Probably low priority since all functionality is implemented through rs in search bar.

OS: Ubuntu x64 19.10

• OS system theme: Adwaita-dark

Chrome: v80.0.x

• Chrome theme: just black

clippy lints
This site has anchors,so searching would work.

I never remember the details on how to use the plugin. Fall back on old habits

在 firefox 中打开离线搜索，虽然可以在预选框中看到离线搜索结果，但点击后还是从在线文档中打开，离线文档路径变成搜索词。

I've noticed that I use !!crate about 95% of the time, so it would be awesome if there was a setting to go to docs.rs by default when selecting a crate from the dropdown, and resort to !! for crates.io.