Set as default

1. Open chrome://settings/searchEngines (Edge: edge://settings/searchEngines).
2. Under Site search, click Add.
3. Name: divid3. Shortcut: d. URL: paste the URL above.
4. Click the ⋮ next to the new entry → Make default.

Tip: with the shortcut set to d, you can type d + Tab in the address bar to search divid3 without making it the default.

1. Open Arc → Settings → Profiles (or press ⌘+,).
2. Scroll to Search engine → Manage search engines.
3. Click Add, fill in: name divid3, shortcut d, URL from above.
4. Three-dot menu → Make default.

Firefox should auto-detect divid3 when you visit divid3.com — look for the + badge on the address bar's magnifying-glass icon, or right-click the address bar.

To set as default afterwards:

1. Open Settings → Search.
2. Under Default Search Engine, choose divid3.

Manual add (if auto-detect didn't fire):

1. Open Settings → Search → Search Shortcuts → Add.
2. Use the URL above. Firefox replaces %s automatically.

Safari doesn't expose a way to add an arbitrary search engine natively. Two reliable options:

Option 1 — Customize Search Engine extension

1. Install Customize Search Engine from the App Store (free, no account).
2. iOS: Settings → Apps → Safari → Extensions → enable it.
   macOS: Safari → Settings → Extensions → enable it.
3. Open the extension and paste the URL above.
4. Set it as the default search.

Option 2 — Add to Home Screen (iOS)

1. Open divid3.com in Safari.
2. Tap the Share icon → Add to Home Screen.
3. Launch from the home-screen icon to get a full-screen, app-like experience that bypasses Safari's chrome.

For best stability on iOS, give the page a few seconds on first visit so the model can finish caching to disk. After that, divid3 works offline.

1. Open Settings → Search.
2. Default Search Engine → Other → paste the URL above.

Chrome: Visit divid3.com, then open Settings → Search engine → Recently visited and pick divid3.

Samsung Internet: Settings → Search engine → Add search engine and paste the URL above.