Added note about browser bar integration via OpenSearch description (#1228) . #1543
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Issue: Resolves #1228
Changes:
Added a note in the search.py file to document the browser bar integration via OpenSearch description in the Django documentation.
The added note explains that users can integrate the Django documentation search directly into their browser's search bar using the provided OpenSearch description.
Context:
This change addresses issue #1228, which requests the addition of explicit documentation about browser bar integration via OpenSearch description. By adding this note, users will have clear instructions on how to utilize this feature, enhancing the usability of the Django documentation.
Testing:
Checked that the note appears correctly in the search.py file.
Reviewed the documentation build process to ensure that the note does not cause any errors or warnings.
Manually verified that the note is visible in the rendered documentation.
Additional Notes:
Ensured that the note is clear and concise, providing relevant information to users.
Open to feedback and suggestions for further improvements.