Neuji

Chrome, Edge, Brave, Vivaldi & Opera

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These are all Chromium browsers, so the steps are nearly identical. You have two options: the manual method (works today) and the Neuji extension (coming soon).

Manual method — works today

This is the most reliable way, and it needs nothing extra.

Chrome

  1. Open Settings → Search engine → Manage search engines and site search (or paste chrome://settings/searchEngines into the address bar).
  2. Next to Site search, click Add.
  3. Fill in:
    • Search engine — Neuji
    • Shortcut — neuji (a keyword you can type to search Neuji on demand)
    • URL with %s in place of query — https://neuji.com/search?q=%s (UK: https://neuji.co.uk/search?q=%s)
  4. Click Add, then open the ⋮ menu next to Neuji and choose Make default.

Edge

  1. Go to edge://settings/searchEngines (Settings → Privacy, search, and services → Address bar and search → Manage search engines).
  2. Click Add, then enter:
    • Search engine — Neuji
    • Shortcut — neuji
    • URL with %s in place of query — https://neuji.com/search?q=%s
  3. Click Add, then ⋯ → Make default next to Neuji.

Brave, Vivaldi & Opera

The same idea, with slightly different menus:

  • Brave — brave://settings/searchEngines → Add → set the URL to https://neuji.com/search?q=%s → Make default.
  • Vivaldi — Settings → Search → Add a new engine with Nickname neuji and URL https://neuji.com/search?q=%s, then tick Set as Default Search.
  • Opera — Settings → Search engine → Manage search engines → Add with URL https://neuji.com/search?q=%s, then Make default.

Neuji extension — coming soon

The Neuji Search extension registers Neuji (with private suggestions) and offers to make it your default engine in one click — no manual URL entry.

Once published:

  1. Open the listing above and click Add to Chrome (the button is labeled for your browser).
  2. Confirm the prompt to add the extension.
  3. On Windows and macOS the extension can set Neuji as your default engine directly; approve the change when the browser asks. (On Linux, Chromium does not let an extension change the default engine — use the manual method above; the extension still adds Neuji to the list for one-click selection.)

Until the store listing is live, use the manual method above — it achieves exactly the same result.

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