Is it possible to build a search prompted (such as web search engines) in the adf?

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• It is always possible to search with different search engines in the search bar and address bar?

  I used to use the address bar of Firefox to search for things on Google and the search bar to search for things on Wikipedia. The convenience, especially with the shortcuts Ctrl + L and Ctrl + K has been incredible and I don't understand why this feature would disappear so I guess that it simply was hidden without subject: config somewhere. How can I go on revenant Firefox which is previous feature?

  Note: I use the Nightly build of Firefox for 64-bit systems, if this issue must be addressed specifically to this branch of development please directly to where I can do.

  From 23 of Firefox, the address bar uses the search engine selected in your search bar.

  Assign keywords to your search engines, then the prefix of your search in the address bar query, for example

  g gingerbread recipes
  

  Google search for revenues of gingerbread.

  For more information, see the section "Key words" in the following article.

  • Use the search bar in Firefox

  If you can't stand absolutely avoid typing two extra characters, then you can try the following extension. It has not been considered by a Firefox Add-ons site editor, so use it at your own risk.

  • http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=12927143#p12927143

• Classic BlackBerry BB Assistant s/w (OS 10.3.1.747) do not pick up the search engines for the default browser

  In Blackberry companion settings, I put my favorite "search for device settings" in the "extended" tab without google (IE at the top) and deselected yahoo and bing (see the first photo, the link below).

  first picture: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByF2YQtZ-370QUc3SFdtSTh5cGs/view?usp=sharing

  When then by performing a search in the home screen classic BB (see second pic, below), then selecting the first option (instant action: research dethrone internet), this opens a search engine Bing instead of my preferred configuration of a Google search.  If I scroll search suggestions Assistant of BB, display the correct set of options "extended search".  The problem seems to only the part itself during the selection of the first selection 'instant action '.

  second pic: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByF2YQtZ-370N3RiZ3FMT1JWczQ/view?usp=sharing

  I also called the free help line 30 days BB classic and received the following ticket: #

  INC000027899946

  Thank you

  Ian Scott

  HI @Ian2

  I wanted to share a quick solution, while we are studying the issue.

  If possible, you can change the default search engine in the browser itself? This will ensure BlackBerry Assistant conduct searches on the Internet using this search engine instead.

  To do this, open the browser and enter the text in the address bar. Along the top of the screen, at the top right you will see the most likely Bing icon. Tap on this icon and you will be able to select Google instead. After doing this, research into BlackBerry Wizard will build on Google instead of Bing. I hope this helps!

• Change the search engine to the url of the specific Web site

  I have the problem by changing the url of search engine for the url address bar and the search engine plugin. My version of Firefox is 35.

  Specifically, I want to use Google.co.uk for each search, but it goes to a country different from Google.

  I tried to change the subject: config-> keyword. URL: value: "https://www.google.co.uk/#q=", but it does not.

  I have tryied changing the search engine plugin, which does not work either.

  You need to install a search engine for your favorite country, then select this search engine in "Options/Preferences > Search" as the default search engine.

• Help! I can't change the search engine for the Firefox widget on my home screen

  OK, so my engine failure to research on FF for Android is Duckduckgo. It is also the only one I have in my list of search engines in FF settings. I also use the search widget FF on my homescreen for quick search. It is and has always been, Duckduckgo. But, all of a sudden after the recent update (I use the FF, 36 beta something), for my search widget on my home screen, switched to Google search engine! I don't know why... I never use it. But this applies only to the search engine for the FF search on my home screen widget, not when I'm looking for something in FF itself. Does anyone else have this problem? Because I can't find a way to change the search engine in the FF widget... Looked everywhere in search widget settings and in FF itself. Thanks for the help of any body!

  I found a way to implement back to DuckDuckGo after a bit of fiddling with the default search engine in the browser.

  I think that the update should have overridden the setting somehow. What you need to do is to any other search engine default, then set DuckDuckGo returned as default. This will also update engine of the widget's default search.

  I hope this helps.

• use a search engine in the address bar

  Hello

  for one or two years, firefox has had an update to change the search parameters.
  Before that happened, we used to use the address bar of google-search and use of the search bar for individual searches like imdb or in some cases use of keywoards for individual research via the address bar. The 'new' - versions of firefox (I guess it was the update 23 FF and all the following versions) replaces the browser.search.defaultsearchengine whenever you change the engine in the search bar. In this way, the two bars of Act quite the same when it comes down to research. It took some time for the (German) supportpages update to this new behavior, but now that this has happened, there is still no clue how to change it back to the old settings, where the search bar is the search and address bar only led to a search via google, when it was necessary.
  So how can pick us up with a search engine in the adressbar again without going through the embarrassment of having to choose the search bar engine?
  I couldn't find useful information or plugins and 'Smart search' and 'Keywords' are no option for us.

  I would really appreciate help with this.

  Thanks in advance
  -Subsessor

  (I'm sorry for any missspelling, English is not my mother tongue.)

  Edit: fault of typing/syntax

  Found a solution in this related Post:
  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/questions/1029070

  The recommended addon "keyword" solved my problem.

  https://addons.Mozilla.org/firefox/addon/keyword-search/

• How do I change default search engine in the address bar?

  I know that in previous incarnations of Foxfire I could use about: config and change Keyworld.url to change my search engine default. I recently reset my Foxfire because I had problems with the original site and now it is set by default to Google. I don't want to use google. How can I change this? I don't want a search bar, I don't want to make a difference in a search bar. I want to just the address bar to work the way I have always worked it for me before. Can someone help me?

  You can change the search provider from the search bar that is automatically in Firefox by clicking on the arrow pointing down and put in service of your choice.
  

  If you want a custom search engine, you can access this Web site, click the arrow and click on "Add < custom engine >. Example below:
  

  If you don't want the search bar, you can "hide" it view by clicking on the button 3-bar menu, go to 'Customize' at the bottom, and then dragging the search bar in the box features and additional tools .

  Once you change the search engine in the search bar, you can hide the search bar and search using the address bar with the provider you have chosen in the search bar.

• An add-on to force firefox switch to the default search engine in the search bar

  Hello

  I have a few search engines in the search bar of firefox. I find it extremely annoying that whenever I have change the search engine, that it stays like this, even after restarting firefox. Is there an add-on that would go to the one who is at the top of the list (which is my default for search engine being both navigation bar) whenever I restart the browser?

  Let me give you an example: I use duckduckgo as a search engine by default in the search bar and navigation bar. Let's say I need to find a definition for which I use the wikipedia search engine. Then I go to wikipedia one. I disable the browser the next time I start firefox search engine that appears in the search bar is wikipedia and I would have preferred it to be duckduckgo.

  I hope that's not waves.

  see you soon,
  Omen

  Easier is to put the default engine for search engine preferred via the user.js file in the Firefox profile folder by copying the line user_pref() related to this file.

  The user.js file is read whenever Firefox is started and initializes the preferences to the specified value in this file, so the preferences set via user.js can be changed temporarily for the current session.

  You can search the topic: config page for browser.search. to locate the pref (s) you need.

  • user_pref ("browser.search.defaultenginename", 'Google');

  You can use this button to go to the Firefox profile folder currently in use:

  • Help > troubleshooting information > profile directory: see file (Linux: open the directory;) Mac: View in the Finder)
  • Create the folder chrome (lowercase) in the .default < xxxxxxxx > profile folder if the folder does not exist
  • Use a text editor such as Notepad to create a file user.js (new) in this folder (the names are case-sensitive)
  • Make sure that you select "All files" and not "text files" when you save the file via "save file as" in the text editor as user.js
    Otherwise, Windows can add a hidden .txt file extension and you end up with one does not not user.js.txt file
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/user.js_file

• How can I choose the default search engine in the address window?

  You explain how to change the 'address bar' default search engine at the top right. I want to know how to change the search engine in the address at the top window to the left. Currently, if I type in an address not recognized, my ISP search engine will appear. I'd rather have the search engine of Google or Bing when I make a mistake of addressing.

  You can have an ISP that automatically redirects you to a search page if a DNS search fails.
  
  Who takes control of Firefox to search with the normal keyword like a Google, I'm lucky search.
  
  In this case, you will need to contact your ISP and ask for a DNS to opt-out of this feature.
  
  You can also check if there is a link on the search results page to go to your ISP and opt-out.

  • https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS_hijacking

• Search engine box change also affects the default search engine in the URL bar

  I've just updated to 23.0, and for some reason, change the search engine in the search box also changes the default search engine in the URL bar as well. I don't know if it's intended functionality (I hope that's not), but it is a bit irritating. I didn't know if it was related to an add-on that I installed it at the same time, so I tried to turn that off, but the problem was still there. so I tentatively guess it has to do with 23.0.

  Hello, yes it is (unfortunately) the new behavior in firefox 23 and upward and was introduced to solve the problem that several tools/adware toolbars are crush keyword.url unbeknownst to users preference...

  See also bug #738818 (please do not post in the bug reports).

  Additional comment, the add-on restartless Keyword Searchcan solve the problem, please see my post /questions/963439? page = 2 #answer-463664 ~ J99

• How can I change the name of the search engine in the search bar?

  I just added the Oxford Dictionary to my list of search engines in the search bar. Only problem is that it does not say Oxford Dictionary. It says ONO.

  How can I change the list of search engines, I can change the more evocative name?

  Are there not such somewhere or an XML file that contains these entries?

  Firefox gathers information about the plugins of research from two sources - the default searchplugins folder that is shared by all profiles Firefox (C:\Program Files (x 86) \Mozilla Firefox\searchplugins) and the folder searchplugins in your active profile. They are combined into a data file named search.json.

  I read a few threads on the net about the modification of these search plugins, and it seems to require some trial and error. Assume that the ONO plugin is in your profile.

  Under help > troubleshooting information, you can click the open folder containing (pre-Fx12) or folder (Fx12) Show to open your folder of the currently active profile. Snap searchplugins. Here are the XML files you can edit in your favorite text editor. If you break one, you can probably just download again, but if you're a cautious type, go ahead and make a backup.

  After the change the short name and save and close the file, change your probably not will immediately appear in Firefox because some trigger event may be necessary to update search.json. If the restart of Firefox is not enough, you can try to rename search.json before restarting, but this can cause you to lose the keywords that you have assigned through the dialog box handle the search engines.

  In any case, it's all improvised that have not tried-TI-me-even, then I suggest to do some additional research.

  (If there is an Add on very practical to do this, I don't find it.)

• I live in the United States but browser shows British search engines in the search window, why?

  After an auto recent update firefox shows me only the British search engines in the search engine window I live in michigan and British search engines are a waste.

  You may have switched to Firefox GB with the updated version.

  You can get the version of Firefox en here:

  • Firefox 9.0.x: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all.html

• In Muse miniature slideshow container, I have images where data in image properties can be set. SEO search engines see the data and help the visibility of my site?

  In Muse miniature slideshow container, I have images where I can insert the data of image properties. SEO search engines see the data and help the visibility of my site?

  Post edited by: Howard Lower and rewrote the question because I have yet to get a response.

  Yes, they will be included in the report.

  Please check these links:

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Muse/how-to/add-alt-text-and-ToolTips.html

  https://forums.Adobe.com/thread/1747973?start=0&TSTART=0

  Thank you

  Sanjit

• I published my site to Business Catalyst and purchased and installation by area, but the site can be seen only with the help of a search engine. The site is visible when I type the url address, but can't find a search engine

  I published my site to Business Catalyst and purchased and installation by area, but the site can be seen only with the help of a search engine. The site is seen when I type the url address, but can not find with search engines.

  Hello

  I suggest you sign upward to Google Webmaster tools (free) and check your site (directions are in the webmaster tools) and

  also consider joining Google analytic (also free).  Analytical will allow you to 'see' who is visiting your site and how they experience through research, order the seizure of the URL, or through the links, etc.  Also from where they come, how much per day, etc.  Lots of good information.

  In addition, through this document by google

  Check the performance of your site - webmaster help search

  Let me know if you have any question.

• Using a Google search engine on the Web site

  I have a Google search on a Web site, that I'm working on.

  For some reason, it works on all pages, except the online store.

  Check out www.scomputing.com and then try to use the search engine in the 'shop '.

  I copied and pasted the coding of the index page to the online store and it still does not work.

  Am I missing something?

  To add to the response of Brégent, 77 of the line of your T3 index file.

  Results.html' id ="CST-search-box" > ".

  Replace:

  Results.html' id ="CST-search-box" > ".

  Another solution - make another copy of results.html and place it in the folder with all the files CSS and JS support q3 and keep line 77 "such what."

  -ST