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Native search form

Overview

Configure a native search form in the top native toolbar to use your existing web search.
Note: This feature will add an Android ActionBar and iOS Navigation Bar to your app.
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Android native search example
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iOS native search example

Configuration

Supporting native search will place a magnifying glass icon in the Android ActionBar and iOS NavigationBar. Upon clicking the search icon, users will be able to enter [search terms]. These [search terms] will simply be appended to the Template Search URL specified.
For example, all Google.com searches can be represented using the URL syntax https://www.google.com/#q=[search terms].
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