Firefox (desktop & Android)

Firefox is supported on both desktop and Android. As elsewhere, the manual method works today and the Suede add-on is coming soon.

Manual method — works today

Firefox adds a site's search engine from the site itself (via OpenSearch), so the quickest path is:

Firefox desktop

1. Open suede.io and sign in.
2. Click the address bar. Firefox detects Suede's search descriptor and shows a search-engines control — click it and choose Add Suede (you may see a small "+" on the search icon, or find Add "Suede" in the address-bar drop-down).
3. Make it the default: Settings → Search → Default Search Engine → Suede (or about:preferences#search).

If your Firefox does not offer to add Suede automatically, add it from Settings → Search → Search Shortcuts → Find more search engines, or use the OpenSearch auto-discovery flow (it reads the same descriptor).

Firefox for Android

1. Open suede.io in Firefox and sign in.
2. Tap the ⋮ menu → Settings → Search.
3. Under Default search engine, tap Add search engine. If Suede was auto-detected from the page it appears in the list; otherwise choose Other and enter:
   • Name — Suede
   • Search string to use — https://suede.io/search?q=%s
4. Select Suede as the default.

Suede add-on — coming soon

The Suede Search add-on registers Suede (with private suggestions) and, on first install, asks to set it as your default search engine — on desktop and Android.

Once published:

1. Open the listing above and click Add to Firefox.
2. Confirm the permissions prompt.
3. Firefox asks, once, whether to make Suede your default search engine — choose Yes.

Until the add-on is live, use the manual method above.