Google Launches APIs For Custom Search Engine
The Google Custom Search Engine blog announced the launch of the new APIs for Google Custom Search Engines. The new APIs enable you to better manage the linked CSE feature. In short, instead of you managing all the criteria on Google’s console, you can manage it via your own tool by using this API. The […]
Barry Schwartz on June 27, 2007 at 9:56 am | Reading time: 1 minute
The Google Custom Search Engine blog announced the launch of the new APIs for Google Custom Search Engines.
The new APIs enable you to better manage the linked CSE feature. In short, instead of you managing all the criteria on Google’s console, you can manage it via your own tool by using this API. The API documentation can be found here. Eric Enge wrote a very clear explanation on how this works, with examples.
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