Modify URLs in search results of search engines
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This Tampermonkey script enhances your search engine usage by modifying URLs in the search result of search engines, redirecting to alternative sites. Allows a more customized and efficient browsing experience.
URL modification uses Regular Expression.
You can manually add more custom DOM selector to support other search engines.
Can't support Bing, because it only provide intermediate links.
You can add more custom redirection rules into the script yourself.
Remember to backup your own settings, in case updates will overwrite all the changes. Or, you could create an issue on GitHub to commit your own settings, and I will add them into this script.
Other alternatives privacy friendly frontends, see:
URL modification rules in regular expression
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| matchRegex | regular expression for matching original URLs |
| replaceWith | regular expression for replacement |
Selector rules for the DOM elements needs updating for search engine results
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| selector | selector for DOM element |
| updateText | flag for whether to update the text or href value of the element |
| childSelector | selector for child DOM element under parent element |
| updateChildText | flag for whether to update the inner text of the child element |
| containProtocol | flag for whether to contain protocol (e.g. https://) in the domain |
| displayMethod | required, URL display method method 1: breadcrumb format method 2: full URL method 3: full URL without protocol |
| multiElementsForUrlDisplay | flag for whether the displayed URL is separated into multiple DOM elements |
User-defined list of search engine domains
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| hosts | search engine's domain |
| resultContainerSelectors | optional, set search result container DOM, to narrow down the range of dynamic observation |
| attribute | specify additional URL link attribute in <a> other than 'href' (e.g. 'data-target') no need to specify this if all the link attributes are 'href' |
