Hi, is there a way to not convert “/” character to %2F when using the search engine?
In the URL field in my web search, if I have something like: https://abc.com/{query}
If I type “example/one” as a {query},
the search will be https://gitlab.com/example%2Fone
instead of https://gitlab.com/example/one
Thank you 
It would be great to allow using another variable like {rawquery} which will not convert special characters
The “web search” feature is designed specifically for searches, so we’ve added special handling to ensure the “/” character doesn’t become part of the path.
However, you can create a custom command to handle a “raw query” where “/” won’t be converted. Here’s an example in the screenshot below to help you set it up.
BTW, you can also use the parameter --new-tab https://www.example.com/{query} to open a new tab in an already running instance of Chrome.
Hi @xinyi
It sadly cannot fit my use because I’m using the web search along with the custom suggestion provider
Appreciate your help tho 
Unfortunately, that won’t be possible because these two requirements conflict with each other. If you’re using the suggestion provider, it assumes you’re entering a search query, not opening a path. If you’re opening a path, there’s no need for the suggestion provider.
I’m using a custom search provider to provide me an array of paths, like:
when typing “project”:
“project/one”
“project/two”
But ok. Thanks for your time 
