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On 11/07/2012 08:39, Prakash Swaminathan wrote:
> We are available in Linux Mint, Ubuntu, Debian, Opera and can offer your
> users a compelling alternative search option.
>
> What is the process to add DuckDuckGo to FreeBSD?

You need to write to Google and ask this, since they are making chrome 
releases and define the choices.
FreeBSD maintainers only make sure chrome runs on FreeBSD OS. They don't 
patch it to add user choices or to change the chrome functionality in 
any way.

Yuri