Browsing English (Australia) translation

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Space

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Enter the human readable name of the search provider here.

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&Charset:

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Select the character set that will be used to encode your search query

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Search &URI:

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<qt>
Enter the URI that is used to do a search on the search engine here.<br/>The whole text to be searched for can be specified as \{@} or \{0}.<br/>
Recommended is \{@}, since it removes all query variables (name=value) from the resulting string whereas \{0} will be substituted with the unmodified query string.<br/>You can use \{1} ... \{n} to specify certain words from the query and \{name} to specify a value given by 'name=value' in the user query.<br/>In addition it is possible to specify multiple references (names, numbers and strings) at once (\{name1,name2,...,"string"}).<br/>The first matching value (from the left) will be used as substitution value for the resulting URI.<br/>A quoted string can be used as default value if nothing matches from the left of the reference list.
</qt>

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Search &provider name:

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<qt>
The shortcuts entered here can be used as a pseudo-URI scheme in KDE. For example, the shortcut <b>av</b> can be used as in <b>av</b>:<b>my search</b>
</qt>

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UR&I shortcuts:

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Select the character set that will be used to encode your search query.