Category: Science/Tech | Posted by laraib 1424 days ago
You already know how to set up Firefox quick searches by right-clicking in a web page's search box—like on the Google home page—and choosing "Add a keyword for this search." Now in Firefox 3, you can manage search engine keywords in Firefox's built-in search box. Hit the down arrow next to the currently selected engine and choose "Manage Search Engines." There you can view, add, and edit keywords—like w for Wikipedia. Once you've got a quick search set up, just type it and your query into the location bar. For example, typing w Lifehacker will run a search on Wikipedia for Lifehacker. Here's more on using bookmark keywords to do more than just run searches. Update: You can't edit or manage bookmark keywords here, just keywords associated with the engines in the search box. [via Cybernet]






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