Sure, all that's required is for someone to identify the corresponding Austrialian websites, examine their source code, and substitute their form/url information into the urls.xml and searches.xml files in the widget's contents. It's described in a little bit of detail in the help file. Yeah, it's not super easy, and it probably requires some prior html knowledge, but it can be done without knowing how the software itself works..
Unfortunately, it's not going to be me because this is just a small freeware project, and I have no idea what sites would be relevant to Australians.
But I tried to design the widget to be easy to customize, if you know how to open a widget's package contents and read/edit the two .xml files inside. If there's a website you want to add, check out the source code and look for the <form> tags, it's usually not too hard to reconstruct the url you need.
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Sure, all that's required is for someone to identify the corresponding Austrialian websites, examine their source code, and substitute their form/url information into the urls.xml and searches.xml files in the widget's contents. It's described in a little bit of detail in the help file. Yeah, it's not super easy, and it probably requires some prior html knowledge, but it can be done without knowing how the software itself works..Unfortunately, it's not going to be me because this is just a small freeware project, and I have no idea what sites would be relevant to Australians.
But I tried to design the widget to be easy to customize, if you know how to open a widget's package contents and read/edit the two .xml files inside. If there's a website you want to add, check out the source code and look for the <form> tags, it's usually not too hard to reconstruct the url you need.
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