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Usage of portable folders except cache breaks the searching directories for games, even if you select it in file-picker afterwards.
Search-provider integration works only on Gnome (same as upstream) & it depends on:
the desktop file being present (which AppImage managers like soar & am already take care of).
Desktop file needs to be named page.kramo.Cartridges.desktop for it to work.
The only exception is the detection for desktop file cartridges-AM.desktop in local directories, which is added as a support for am AppImage manager.
the XDG_DATA_DIRS variable having the XDG_DATA_HOME in path, which the AppImage will detect if not present + warn about & suggest the solution.
This operation won't be performed if search integration files already exist in /usr/share/ or /usr/local/share/, as it's assumed that the packager and/or system-administrator already handled that integration to the system. Modifying XDG_DATA_DIRS in that case is not needed.
If you use the AppImage portable folders feature, you only need to use portable appimage-filename.config and appimage-filename.cache folder to make the search-provider functionality work.
Those are the files that need to be in host's ${XDG_DATA_HOME} for search-provider functionality to work, which you can delete after the app uninstallation, along with other app dotfiles: