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Site search

Berry Browser offers powerful search capabilities within your bookmarks and browsing history.

Simple Queries

  • By default, search terms are treated as individual words.
  • For example, searching for "google images" will find entries containing both "google" and "images" anywhere in the title or URL.

Phrase Matching

  • To search for an exact phrase, enclose the phrase within double quotes.
  • For example, searching for "google images" will find entries that specifically contain the phrase "google images".

Refine your search using the following syntax:

  • title:{text} - Find entries where the title contains the specified text.
  • url:{text} - Find entries where the URL contains the specified text.
  • regex:{pattern} - Find entries where the title or URL partially matches the given regular expression pattern.
  • title-regex:{pattern} - Find entries where the title partially matches the given regular expression pattern.
  • url-regex:{pattern} - Find entries where the URL partially matches the given regular expression pattern.
  • -{query} - Exclude entries that match the specified query.

Example

  • title:github url:api - Find entries where the title contains "github" and the URL contains "api".
  • title-regex:\b(apple|banana)\b - Find entries where the title includes the words "apple" or "banana" (but not "pineapple" or other variations).
  • title:apple -url:store - Find entries with "apple" in the title but exclude those with "store" in the URL.

Note

Use double quotes to escape special characters or to prevent the use of advanced search syntax. For example, "title:search" will search for entries with the literal string "title:search" in the title or URL.