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Yeah, this has been for a while now.
When Digital Extremes made and hosted their own wiki for Warframe instead of the fandom one, you had to directly search the main page of their wiki from Google instead of just searching.
it didn't take long for search engines, including google, to pick up wiki.warframe.com though, as it was just a sub off an existing and long-standing domain.. the hard part was getting pages on the new address to rank higher than the old one that fandom won't delete.
what you should do for any wiki is add the wiki's search as a search engine in your browser. firefox makes it easy to do. just go to the wiki (i.e. wiki.warframe.com), right-click in the search box on that page, choose 'add search engine'. add a 'keyword' to make searching it easy (e.g. wf), so now all you have to do to search the warframe wiki is type in firefox's address box, example: wf void trader