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Search engine

Add Vuetify as a browser search engine for quick access to the documentation.

<PageFeatures /> <PromotedEntry />

Setup

The Vuetify documentation supports being a search engine for your browser. This allows you to query directly from the url bar without having to navigate to the site first. To add Vuetify as a search engine, follow the steps below:

For Chrome

  1. Open Chrome settings
  2. Search for "Manage search engines and site search"
  3. Scroll down to "Site search" and click the <v-kbd>Add</v-kbd> button to add a new search engine
  4. Enter the following information into the "Add search engine" dialog:
  • Search engine: Vuetify { .ms-4 }
  • Shortcut: vt (or whatever you prefer) { .ms-4 }
  • URL with %s in place of query: https://vuetifyjs.com/?search=%s { .ms-4 }
  1. Hit the <v-kbd>Add</v-kbd> button to save the search engine
  2. Open your browster and type vt into the url bar followed by a space or tab:
  3. Type your search query and hit enter to search the Vuetify documentation

For Edge

  1. Open Edge Settings
  2. Search for "Address bar and search"
  3. Click the <v-kbd>Add</v-kbd> button to add a new search engine
  4. Entry the following information into the "Add search engine" dialog:
  • Search engine: Vuetify { .ms-4 }
  • Shortcut: vt (or whatever you prefer) { .ms-4 }
  • URL with %s in place of query: https://vuetifyjs.com/?search=%s { .ms-4 }

  1. Hit the <v-kbd>Add</v-kbd> button to save the search engine
  2. Open your browster and type vt into the url bar followed by a space or tab:
  3. Type your search query and hit enter to search the Vuetify documentation

For Firefox

Vuetify documentation website includes /search.xml with OpenSearch description that allows Firefox users to add a custom search engine. If you don't see an option in the address bar you might need to restore dedicated search field (it can be hidden afterwards).

Note: when using browser based on Firefox (like Zen or Waterfox) please check the settings page first as they might include <v-kbd>Add</v-kbd> button under the list of enabled search engines. When present, you can follow regular instructions for Chrome.