J jfall Diamond Member Oct 31, 2000 5,975 2 0 Feb 1, 2005 #1 Is there any way that I can have the Google search built into firefox search google.ca/linux instead of google.ca?
Is there any way that I can have the Google search built into firefox search google.ca/linux instead of google.ca?
yukichigai Diamond Member Apr 23, 2003 6,404 0 0 Feb 1, 2005 #2 Enter about:config in the address bar. Modify the "browser.search.defaulturl" entry to the appropriate url.
Enter about:config in the address bar. Modify the "browser.search.defaulturl" entry to the appropriate url.
Malak Lifer Dec 4, 2004 14,696 2 0 Feb 1, 2005 #3 Opera has google built-in, among many other search engines
I imported_FishTaco Golden Member Apr 28, 2004 1,120 0 0 Feb 1, 2005 #4 You can make a Firefox quicksearch bookmark. Make a new bookmark with the following properties: Name: whatever you want to call it Location: http://google.ca/linux?q=%s keyword: any keyword you'd like. For my google I use g so when I want to search google I type g "search term" in the address bar just like Opera description: blank or make a description for your bookmark Some notes for making other quicksearch bookmarks %s gets substituted with whatever follows your keyword. So you can make searches for lots of sites. ie: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obi...rnal-search?keyword=%s http://a9.com/%s
You can make a Firefox quicksearch bookmark. Make a new bookmark with the following properties: Name: whatever you want to call it Location: http://google.ca/linux?q=%s keyword: any keyword you'd like. For my google I use g so when I want to search google I type g "search term" in the address bar just like Opera description: blank or make a description for your bookmark Some notes for making other quicksearch bookmarks %s gets substituted with whatever follows your keyword. So you can make searches for lots of sites. ie: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obi...rnal-search?keyword=%s http://a9.com/%s
kamper Diamond Member Mar 18, 2003 5,513 0 0 Feb 1, 2005 #5 check out the searchplugins directory somewhere within the firefox install. Hack that a bit and you can make it do whatever you want
check out the searchplugins directory somewhere within the firefox install. Hack that a bit and you can make it do whatever you want