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Sublime Text 3211 (also ST4-drag-drop-flop)
MacOS 11.4 MacPro 2018
PackageControl is not installing Google Search.
Just to be sure, can select to install Google Search.
PackageControl: Install Package - Google Search is there, select nothing happens.
/Users/.../Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Installed Packages ...nothing.
/Users/.../Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/User/Package Control.sublime-settings ...nothing.
PackageResourceViewer confirms that Google Search is not installed.
PackageControl is not installing Google Search.

How to set custom keymap for google search?

{ "keys": ["f5"],
"command": "********"
},

here what command i will replace ?

I can't use same shortcut of package sergeche/emmet-sublime: Shift+Ctrl+G (Wrap With Abbreviation).

Could you tell me if there is a way to affix the file type name to the Google searches? For example, if I'm working on a .py file in Sublime Text and I highlight some text and use your google-search package, I want it to do a search for the highlighted text with " python" included automatically (same with ".php" and " php", etc...)

Hi,
in mac os sierra, the webbrowser not open default browser.
You could add an option to select the browser to be used, such as:

    try:
        browser = settings.get('browser', '')
        webbrowser.get(browser).open(fullUrl)
    except:
        webbrowser.open(fullUrl)

thanks

Note: sublime text open url, has the same error.

The plugin breaks when given search strings including quote characters, e.g.
search this "and this"

A potential fix would be to convert the query to URL format (substituting special characters) by using urllib like so:

import webbrowser
from urllib.parse import quote_plus         # <--- added
import sublime, sublime_plugin


def search(q):
    settings = sublime.load_settings("google_search.sublime-settings")
    # Attach the suffix and the prefix
    q = quote_plus(settings.get('prefix', '') + q + settings.get('suffix', ''))    # <--- changed

    fullUrl = settings.get('domain', 'https://www.google.com') + "/search?q=%s" % q

    webbrowser.open(fullUrl)

I think this plugin would be better if it supported using the Command Palette, so that we don't need to right click to run the search.