Wolverine Search

1. Click the Google Chrome Menu button on the right. Click Settings. Scroll down to the Search engine section. Click Manage search engines.
   (Alternatively, paste this into the search bar: chrome://settings/searchEngines.)
   
   
2. Find Wolverine Search in the Other search engines section.
   Can't find it?
   
   
3. Click the menu icon next to Wolverine Search, and click Edit. Change the Keyword to w. Click Save.
   (You can change it to some other keyword if you like.)
   
   
4. Scroll to the bottom of the Other search engines section. Click the Add button.
5. Fill in the fields. (Click each box to copy the text.)

   Search Engine:
   Keyword:
   URL:

6. Click Add.
   
   
7. Now, you can use Wolverine Search from your search bar by prefixing each command with w. For example, try typing w list in the search bar.
   

Optional:
Find Wolverine Search from the list of search engines, click the menu button next to it and click the Make Default option to make Wolverine Search your default search engine.
Wolverine Search automatically falls back to Google, so you can continue to use the search bar as you used to.

1. Click the button to install Wolverine Search in your browser. Install Wolverine Search
   (Alternatively, click the search icon with the plus symbol in the search bar. Then click Add "Wolverine Search".)
   
   
2. Click the menu icon to the right of the sidebar and choose Preferences. On the left, click Search.
   (Alternatively, enter about:preferences#search in a new tab.)
   
   
3. Select Wolverine Search in the table. Double-click the row under the Keyword column. Enter the keyword w.
   (You can change this to some other keyword, if you like.)
   
   
4. Now, you can use Wolverine Search from your URL bar by prefixing each command with w. For example, try typing w list in the URL bar.
   

• You could make the bookmarklet the leftmost bookmark in your bookmarks bar, and then use the keyboard shortcut ⌥⌘1 to get to it.
• Safari supports the search bar behavior of Chrome and Firefox to some extent. You need to begin typing the entire URL of this site (https://ws.sesh.rs), followed by your query.

1. Navigate to Opera's settings page. Click Browser in the sidebar on the left. Click Manage search engines.
   (Alternatively, paste this into the search bar: opera://settings/searchEngines.)
   
   
2. Scroll to the bottom of the Other search engines section. Click the Add New Search button.
3. Fill in the fields. (Click each box to copy the text.)

   Name:
   Keyword:
   Address:

4. Click Save, then click Done.
   
   
5. Now, you can use Wolverine Search from your search bar by prefixing each command with ws. For example, try typing ws list in the search bar.
   

Optional:
TODO: Make default. And is POST supported?