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A little productivity tip for Firefox users—smart keywords
Posted by Shawn Callahan - 14/11/08
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Just noticed this feature in Firefox this morning which is a real time saver. I'm often looking around for books and I have a couple of favourite websites (Amazon, Readings). In Firefox you can assign a search box on say your Amazon website to a keyword. Then whenever you want to make a search you just type that keyword followed by your search string into the place where you would normally type a web address and hit return. And viola, the search results appear.
Here is the link to the Firefox help page that describes how to do it.
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Great tip! And that Viola, she's some smart woman...
Posted by: Johnnie Moore at November 15, 2008 11:57 PM
I didn't know about that function - clever!
I have recently started to use Ubiquity myself
(http://labs.mozilla.com/projects/ubiquity) which brings similar (but wider) functionality to Firefox, but it's still in it's early stages. Promising, though.
Posted by: Romi Rancken at November 17, 2008 5:32 PM
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