OpenSearch is not a plugin; mention Chrome activation #38648
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I've said so on Discord, but @Rumyra I think it's wrong to nest this page inside XML. OpenSearch is as related to XML as PWA is related to JSON. If we have SVG and MathML at the top level, we should have OpenSearch at the top level too, since all of them are technologies that happen to be based on XML. |
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Fix #23987.
The current content is worded as if OpenSearch is a custom browser plugin. That may be how it's implemented in Firefox, but not how it works generally—it's more like a PWA.