==Functionality==

✅ Proper search URL construction for each engine

✅ User input prompts for search terms

✅ Actual working URL encoding and parameter handling

✅ Support for custom URL templates

==Configuration==

✅ Easy engine management: Each engine has QueryParam (like "q" or "search") for automatic URL building

✅ Custom URL support: Some engines (like Google Maps) use special URL patterns

✅ Enable/Disable toggle: Simple Enabled = $true/$false for each engine

✅ Categorized engines: General, Meta, Privacy, Academic, AI-powered, International, etc.

==Beautiful Modern HTML Output==

✅ Gradient header design

✅ Card-based layout with hover effects

✅ Statistics dashboard

✅ Quick action buttons: "Open Top 5", "Open Top 10", "Open All"

✅ Responsive design for mobile devices

✅ Clean, professional styling

=User Experience==

✅ Interactive banner and prompts

✅ Progress indicators

✅ Color-coded status messages

✅ Summary statistics

✅ Auto-opens in browser

📝 How to Use

1. Run the script: Just double-click or run in PowerShell with .\search_aggregator.ps1
2. Enter search terms when prompted
3. View results: HTML page opens automatically with all search links
4. Click buttons to open searches in multiple engines at once

⚙️ Easy Customization

Add a New Search Engine:

powershell

@{ Name = "Your Engine"; BaseURL = "https://example.com/search"; QueryParam = "q"; Enabled = $true }

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For Special URL Patterns:

powershell

@{ Name = "Special Engine"; CustomURL = "https://example.com/search/{query}/results"; Enabled = $true }

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Modify Settings:

The $Config section lets you control:

• Output directory
• Auto-open browser
• Verbose output
• Default search terms

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Terminal screenshot

Search results screenshot