While you could use an extension, here's an addition to my previous post on Firefox's Location Bar hidden features.
Chrome's URL bar has a lot of hype and excitement. But heres how to do it in Firefox without an add-on.
Mozilla Firefox had this feature all along. Go to your search bar and click the arrow. Then click Manage search engines.
Click on each engine and assign a keyword to it. I suggest a simple letter initial such as g for Google and w for Wikipedia.
Then head on to your URL Bar, and type in the keyword followed by a space, then your search term. If w was the keyword for wikipedia, I would type in w Mozilla Firefox, then Mozilla Firefox would be searched on Wikipedia.
Want to conserve screen space?
No problem! Just right click on the menu bar. Click customize. Drag the search bar into that window and voila! Omnibar! No add-ons needed!
Full details can be found in this video. Click here to watch on YouTube. Watch in HD if possible.
That's all folks for today! Please comment on tech as we need comments to improve on the tech guide. Don't hesitate to ask any questions. Thanks!
By - WinTechpedia™ 2009 Contributors
Chrome's URL bar has a lot of hype and excitement. But heres how to do it in Firefox without an add-on.
Mozilla Firefox had this feature all along. Go to your search bar and click the arrow. Then click Manage search engines.
Click on each engine and assign a keyword to it. I suggest a simple letter initial such as g for Google and w for Wikipedia.
Then head on to your URL Bar, and type in the keyword followed by a space, then your search term. If w was the keyword for wikipedia, I would type in w Mozilla Firefox, then Mozilla Firefox would be searched on Wikipedia.
Want to conserve screen space?
No problem! Just right click on the menu bar. Click customize. Drag the search bar into that window and voila! Omnibar! No add-ons needed!
Full details can be found in this video. Click here to watch on YouTube. Watch in HD if possible.
That's all folks for today! Please comment on tech as we need comments to improve on the tech guide. Don't hesitate to ask any questions. Thanks!
By - WinTechpedia™ 2009 Contributors
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