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Many modern browsers have a search box on the right side of the address bar, and Google search is installed by default. As shown below: In fact, this is an application of OpenSearch. As long as you write the corresponding micro-format xml file, you can formulate the corresponding search box. Referring to the OpenSearch definition document, you can basically obtain the basic xml format. For example, a typical search engine has a search box on the right side of the address bar. Many modern browsers have Google search installed by default. As shown in the figure below: In fact, this is an application of OpenSearch. As long as you write the corresponding micro-format xml file, you can formulate the corresponding search box. Referring to the OpenSearch definition document, you can basically obtain the basic xml format. For example, a typical search xml file can be specified like this.

1. Detailed introduction to XML-OpenSearch application

OpenSearch summary sharing

##Introduction: Many modern browsers have a search box on the right side of the address bar, and Google search is installed by default. As shown in the figure below: In fact, this is an application of OpenSearch. As long as you write the corresponding micro-format xml file, you can formulate the corresponding search box. Referring to the OpenSearch definition document, you can basically obtain the basic xml format. For example, a typical search

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