Address Direct and Union Search

Have you ever been annoyed by these situations?

You type a complete URL into your browser's address bar, hit Enter, and instead of going directly to the site, you are redirected to a search results page.
Most modern browsers have merged the address bar and search bar into one. Even in the rare cases where they are separated, the address bar still retains search functionality – and worse, the search engine it uses must be the same as the one used by the dedicated search bar, leaving you no way to use different engines for different purposes.
You just want to quickly visit a frequently used website, but you're overwhelmed by "search suggestions" and have to press Tab or Esc multiple times just to avoid autocomplete interference.
You want to switch freely between multiple search engines – or you want to trigger a search across several engines simultaneously – or you want to quickly switch between different browsers for your searches.
You want to always use your browser in incognito/private mode, while still keeping a private, local record of your frequently visited sites in one place.

This is a lightweight desktop helper that completely separates "direct address access" from "multi‑engine search." It gives you:

Direct address access – type any URL, and it will open in your chosen browser without ever hijacking it into a search. You can omit or – the tool will handle it.
Independent search inputs – each search engine gets its own text box, so you can enter different keywords for different engines without interference.
Union Search – check the engines you want, enter a keyword in any one of the engine input boxes, and all selected engines will open their search result pages simultaneously.
Fully customizable engine list – add, delete, or modify any search engine URL template (using {} as the placeholder for the query).
Multi‑browser support – switch between any installed browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Brave, 360, etc., plus "System Default") to open links and search results.
Smart history with frequency ranking – every visited URL and searched keyword is automatically recorded and sorted by usage count. The most frequently used items always appear at the top – click any to quickly reuse it.
Privacy and password protection – hide the history list and protect it with a password, so you can keep your browsing activity private even on shared computers.

Direct URL Access – type a URL, press Enter, and it opens directly – no unwanted searching.
Independent Search per Engine – each engine has its own input field, with its own history suggestions.
Union Search (One‑Click Multi‑Search) – check multiple engines, enter your keyword in any one input box, and open all their results at once.
Fully Customizable Engines – add any search engine that supports URL parameters (e.g., . Names and templates are freely editable.
Multiple Browsers – automatically detects browsers on your system; you can also manually add/remove them and switch the default on the fly.
Smart History – records all URLs and searches, ranks by frequency, provides autocomplete suggestions, and makes repetitive tasks faster.
Privacy & Security – clear history with one click, or set a password to lock access to the history list. You can also disable history entirely.
Day/Night Themes – easy on the eyes, switch anytime.
Multi‑language Interface – the software interface now supports 42 languages out of the box, and you can edit the language configuration files to translate it into even more languages.

Power users who frequently switch between multiple search engines every day.
Anyone frustrated by browsers that turn URLs into search queries.
Users who want to open the same search in multiple browsers at once, or open multiple searches simultaneously in a single browser.
Those who want a frequency‑sorted history to quickly revisit favorite sites or searches.
Users who prefer a lightweight, standalone tool instead of tweaking browser settings or installing heavy extensions.

Launch the app – you'll see a clear Address Bar and a list of search engines.
In the address bar, type a URL and click Go or press Enter to open it directly.
For each search engine, type your keyword in its own input box and click Search or press Enter to get results from that engine.
Check multiple engines, enter a keyword in any one of the input boxes, and click Union Search – all selected engines will open their result pages simultaneously.
Use the Manage Engines and Manage Browsers buttons to customize the lists at any time.
In Settings, you can set a password to protect your history.