Archives/whoogle-search - whoogle-search - blob42 source forge

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
gdm85	6d362ca5c7	Add support for relative search results (#715 ) * Relativization of search results * Fix JavaScript error when opening images * Replace single-letter logo and remove sign-in link * Add `WHOOGLE_URL_PREFIX` env var to support relative path redirection The `WHOOGLE_URL_PREFIX` var can now be set to fix internal app redirects, such as the `/session` redirect performed on the first visit to the Whoogle home page. Co-authored-by: Ben Busby <contact@benbusby.com>	2 years ago
Ben Busby	5b963b441c	Focus search input after clearing w/ reset btn See #291	3 years ago
Ben Busby	01fe0c02a5	Add button to clear search input on mobile This was unfortunately a bit more complex than just adding an HTML reset button, since reset buttons only "reset" input content to its original value rather than clearing it. This doesn't work for Whoogle's needs, since inputs on search result pages are auto populated with the search content as their default value. A reset button was introduced anyways, but is controlled by a few lines of javascript to allow completely clearing the search input. The button will only appear on mobile searches. At the moment, it isn't particularly pretty, but is functional. It uses just a plain "x" character and is always visible on mobile search result pages. This leaves plenty of room for improvement moving forward. Fixes #291	3 years ago
Ben Busby	dcb80ac250	Send CSP header in all responses Introduces a new content security policy header for responses to all requests to reduce the possibility of ip leaks to outside connections. By default blocks all inline scripts, and only allows content loaded from Whoogle. Refactors a few small inline scripting cases in the project to their own individual scripts.	3 years ago
Ben Busby	2bbc649903	Add support for UPS/USPS/FedEx tracking queries Introduces a new javascript "utils" file, which includes a check for matching the query against a set of tracking number regexes on page load. If a match is found, the script prepends a link to the (presumably) appropriate tracking page. Referenced in #98	4 years ago