Feature/custom search

[sashahavrilyuk]

Added custom search engine for Chromium. Implemented by modifiyng the Chromium's default/preferences. Google, Bind or DuckDuckGo

[Cloak-HQ]

Thanks for the PR! The implementation works — I verified it sets the default engine in Chromium's settings and persists across relaunches.

Before merging, could you share what your use case is? Since most wrapper users navigate programmatically (page.goto()), the omnibox default doesn't typically come into play. Curious what scenario prompted this — are you using it with the Manager (VNC), reusing profiles manually, or something else?

Also a couple of things to address:

1. js/src/types.ts declares searchEngine but there's no JS implementation — this would confuse TypeScript users. Either add the JS side or remove the type for now.
2. launch_context / launch_context_async accept the param and silently warn. Cleaner to omit it from those signatures entirely since it can never work without a user data dir.

[sashahavrilyuk]

Thanks for the PR! The implementation works — I verified it sets the default engine in Chromium's settings and persists across relaunches.

Before merging, could you share what your use case is? Since most wrapper users navigate programmatically (page.goto()), the omnibox default doesn't typically come into play. Curious what scenario prompted this — are you using it with the Manager (VNC), reusing profiles manually, or something else?

Also a couple of things to address:

1. js/src/types.ts declares searchEngine but there's no JS implementation — this would confuse TypeScript users. Either add the JS side or remove the type for now.
2. launch_context / launch_context_async accept the param and silently warn. Cleaner to omit it from those signatures entirely since it can never work without a user data dir.

Yes, I’m using it with the profile manager, i also PR the manager for it CloakHQ/CloakBrowser-Manager#26 , basically I’d like to add more functionality from other antidetect browsers like start page, cookie import/export and so on.