Dryg Search

A fork of unduck.link by Theo — fast client-side bang redirects for your browser.

https://search.dryg.net?q=%s

Add the URL above as a custom search engine in your browser to enable all of DuckDuckGo's bangs, but much faster.

Why a fork?

This fork adds custom bangs and a configurable default search engine, which makes it particularly useful for:

• Enterprise/internal tools – Create bangs for your company's Jira, Confluence, internal wikis, or any SaaS app with custom domains
• Self-hosted services – Point bangs to your own GitLab, Nextcloud, or other self-hosted instances
• Regional services – Override built-in bangs for services that have different URLs in your country
• Personal shortcuts – Quick access to any searchable site you use frequently

Example use cases

Bang	URL Template	Use case
!jira	https://yourcompany.atlassian.net/browse/{{{s}}}	Jump to Jira tickets
!wiki	https://wiki.internal.company/search?q={{{s}}}	Search internal wiki
!gl	https://gitlab.yourcompany.com/search?search={{{s}}}	Search self-hosted GitLab
!slack	https://yourcompany.slack.com/search/query={{{s}}}	Search Slack workspace

How it works

All redirects happen client-side in your browser. Once loaded, the JavaScript is cached and works offline. No server processing, no tracking, instant redirects.

Features

• ✅ All 13,000+ DuckDuckGo bangs
• ✅ Custom bangs (stored in localStorage)
• ✅ Configurable default search engine
• ✅ PWA with offline support
• ✅ Dark mode

Adding Local Icons

The project includes some local SVG icons in public/icons/ for quick selection when creating custom bangs. To add more:

1. Download SVG icons from worldvectorlogo.com or similar sites
2. Place them in public/icons/
3. Add an entry to src/icons.ts following the existing format:

{
  id: 3,
  title: "Service Name",
  category: "Software",
  route: "/icons/service-name.svg",
  url: "https://service-website.com"
}

Development

pnpm install
pnpm dev      # Start dev server
pnpm build    # Build for production

Credits

Based on unduck by Theo. Bang data sourced from DuckDuckGo.