One solution for lack of options to search bar of Linux in distributions based on Debian.

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  In the past, I've always been able to search a specific e-mail from a client in the search bar up in Thunderbird, and most of my emails now not appear to customers more. They are there, but I have to physically to scroll through all my emails and find them. It is not practical at all, and they have not been deleted, so they should show up in my research. Do you know what I should do to get this working properly again?
  Thank you!

  Thanks for the screenshot. This looks like a global search. More information in this article.
  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/global-search
  Note, for a global search to work, it must be enabled in your settings, and the index must exist. In certain circumstances, it may be necessary rebuild the index.
  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/rebuilding-global-database

  You can also try the quick filter toolbar.
  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/quick-filter-toolbar

• Solution for lack of OCD does not recommended

  So, why a project to help with the following at the top of the .hhp not text displays a table of contents or an index, only research, in the .chm? I ran through the steps described in the note of technical database several times, and that's what it has looked like each time, but no table of contents or index.
  
  [OPTIONS]
  Compiled file = Name.chm
  Title = project name online help
  Summary File = Name.hhc
  The project Name.hhk = index file
  Default topic = null.htm
  Default Window = hand
  Error log file =.
  Display compile progress = No
  Display compile notes = No
  Full-text search = Yes
  Binary index = Yes
  Auto Index = No
  Enhanced decompilation = No.
  Binary TOC = No.
  Flat = No
  
  [WINDOWS]
  Hand = "Project name help online", "" Name.hhc ","Project Name.hhk",""," ", 0 x 520, 0, 0 x 3006, [5,5,512,384], 0 x 0, 0 0, 0, 0, 0 of the project".
  
  Thanks for the research.
  

  Those are the two I worked offshore, but with little luck.

  I decided that instead of trying to figure out why it doesn't work, I just go back to the last version that work done and import/replace the needed theme files. So I did and it works. I try to ignore the fact that the file hhp and such look exactly the same mind.

  Thanks for the suggestions, all.

• Internet leader (Links) one-able to remove from the desktop search bar?

  I seem to be impossible to remove internet files that appear in the section 'drop down' in the search box that assign you to the desktop. (By searching for the box, that I mean where you press F3 on your desktop, when Vista and it appears).

  I started to type a term akin, hover over it and press DELETE, but it will not erase.

  Internet history is quite clear and I also tried the AutoComplete historydeletion so I do not know what to do?

  Any help is better than nothing.

  Hello ojtubb4,

  You are probably using the toolbar of the address bar. In addition, you probably see the programs recently and the items that appear in the start menu. If you want to clear history, simply:

  • Right click on the task bar > click Properties
  • Click on Start menu tab
  Under the heading privacy, uncheck the two boxes:
  1. Store and display recently opened in the start menu programs
  2. Store and display of recently opened items in the start menu and the taskbar

  Click OK
  Hope this helps

  Chris.H
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Nothing happens when I type a URL in the address bar and press ENTER. Nothing happens if I type anything in the search bar.

  Firefox will not go to any URL typed in the address bar. Or it will search for anything typed into the search bar. I tried to open Firefox in Safe Mode, unchecking the compatibility options, the cleaning of my recent history (the history icon is not even appears in the Firefox toolbar more), affecting all the Add-ons "Always enable", restart the computer and uninstall then reinstall Firefox, and there's no up to present work. The uninstall feature does not completely uninstall Firefox because it does not delete my favorites who are all still present. The first symptom of a problem was an error message, the first fix I tried was reinstalling Firefox without uninstalling first. Now, the error message no longer appears, and I don't remember what it was.

  Some problems occurs when your Internet security program has been implemented.
  trust the previous version of Firefox, but not more acknowledges your
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  When you have removed the old writing, the Firewall creates a new.

• AOL have diverted the search bar, deleted all the other engines and disabled the reset.

  I noticed that at some point today the search bar was reset to aol. I removed aol in the bar, but now there is NO option to search engine. All done malware also deleted all other options in search bar, disabled by default reset settings and seems to have deleted the folder of drive C search plugins. I tried an add-on to restore the default choice, but it didn't work. I tried to reset Firefox and a system restore. None worked. I copied the folder searchplugins from a backup, but that has not changed anything. I don't see a new Mozilla Firefox folder (34) as indicated in some other threads. I looked into: config and there are new things for aol it but I do not know how to remove them or what, if anything should replace them.

  Try to add a google search plugin to firefox.
  http://mycroftproject.com/Google-search-plugins.html

  Click on the a 1 and it should ask you to add google.

• Why the firefox search bar does not work?

  If I type a website or search for words in the Firefox search bar and hit 'return' nothing happens. If it's a site I went to before, if fills but when I hit 'back' nothing happens.

  I use Firefox on a Macbook OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 36.0.1

  Pkrys said

  If I type a website or search for words in the Firefox search bar and hit 'return' nothing happens. If it's a site I went to before, if fills but when I hit 'back' nothing happens.

  I use Firefox on a Macbook OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 36.0.1

  I actually ended up doing an update of Firefox. My problem is solved. Thank you.

• Is there a way to keep the search bar to bend down?

  I've just updated to 34 FF and see that when I start typing something in the bar he search now takes place down, taking a value about seven lines of space - even though I have disabled search suggestions. The problem is that the course covers a part of the URL, tab and top-of-page Web of the text that I sometimes reference (or even copy - paste) to guide my search term selection. I usually use only my default search engine, so the disadvantages of this "blackout" certainly outweigh the benefits of being able to choose more easily a replacement search engine on the fly. In fact, one of the reasons I used the search bar are first to * avoid * behavior type search engine pages of conduct have often. But it is here, in fact more intrusive because it covers the most relevant text. Is it possible to keep this behavior "unfolding" occurs automatically when you use the search bar in 34 FF? Thank you

  You can return to the range of older search like this bar.

  Open Subject: config (typed in the address bar)
  Do a right click and toggle this false preference

  browser.search.showOneOffButtons

  Then restart Firefox.

• My search for the addr.bar engine is google and in the search bar - wiki en. But now, the search bar engine overrides the addr.bar one. I want to change this

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  Hello, Yes, consolidating the search options in the search bar, address bar and the default homepage was a change deliberated by the developers. You can use the keyword search by mike kaply extension work around this if...

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  Which may be caused by protection of typing"Comcast constant guard.
  
  'Configure the Anti-keylogger settings'-> disable

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• Smart Safari search bar, problem with the option 'include suggestions for Safari '.

  Hi all

  I am facing a problem with the search bar Safari Smart of yesterday (January 26, 2016).

  The search bar doesn't work anymore, I can't type, or search or write an http address either. I can only navigate by selecting a bookmark.

  Go to preferences I have all the people with reduced mobility and the disappearance of the problem.

  Then try to isolate the problem, I've found it comes to the "include suggestions of Safari" option in the smart search options.

  Anyone had a similar problem, or have any suggestions on how to get it back to life?

  I must say yesterday, everything working, I have not installed anything new on my Mac.

  Thank you very much!

  Kind regards

  S. Luca

  Try the following steps:

  A possible solution to the problem of address bar: disable the Safari Suggestions

• Remove options for sites to add to the search bar

  How the little green plus can prevent appering in my search bar? I don't want to anythin other than Google. Since the last update, it is not possible to double click previous text in the search in any bar. It's super annoying, when you double-click the word under the mousepoiner gets marked.

  In the search bar and various other places, you can triple-click to select the contents of the entire (multiple words).

  If you prefer the old style search bar and you want to roll back the clock for Firefox 33 times, here is the way:

  (1) in a new tab, type or paste Subject: config in the address bar and press ENTER. Click on the button promising to be careful.

  (2) in the search box that appears above the list, type or paste the Search and make a break while the list is filtered

  (3) double-click the preference browser.search.showOneOffButtons to true to false

  This does not affect the current window, but each new window that you open (Ctrl + n) will be the old search bar.

• I searched for a solution for the problem I was on Win 7 Pro Service Pack 1 in the links on an open Adobe Acrobat file will not open in my browser Firefox 33.0.2. The error I get is "Acrobat could not run the web browser.  Unknown error. (123).

  I want a solution for the problem I was on Win 7 Pro Service Pack 1 in the links on an open Adobe Acrobat Pro 10.1.12 file will not open in my browser Firefox 33.0.2. The error I get is "Acrobat could not run the web browser.  Unknown error. (123).

  You can try a repair of your Acrobat installation. Maybe, at least it's a start toward a solution.

• How to make the address bar behaving like search bar? I mean SMART search, as it implemented in Chrome (very comfortable for users).

  For example when I type a word in the search bar, it begins to give search engine suggestions, so don't HAVE TO TYPE THE ENTIRE SEARCH PHRASE!
  The same behavior is in the address bar of Google Chrome. So in Chrome address bar and search bar are combined into one that is very comfortable for users.
  In Firefox, you have here two different bars, which makes no sense. I used Chrome before and usually by type of force of habit in the address bar to search for something and have to type the whole expression there to begin the search. It is very stupid and using the address bar to the fruitless search.
  Screenshots attached.
  So, do we not have any add-on or option to merge or combine the bars or to implement smart search in the address bar?
  Thank you.

  You can look at extensions such as these:

  • Foobar: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/foobar/
  • Omnibar: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/omnibar/

• How to get back the search bar, for its old appearance?

  I use Firefox 34, and I can't stand the new search bar. How can I change this back to the old style? I tried to restart with disabled modules, so I know that the problem is with Firefox

  I can download pictures to explain better, if necessary.

  Hi thedude9821, you use something like the extension of the keyword search?

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

  Which makes your address bar search independent of the default search engine, so your search bar can be assigned to your second-most-used plugin by default.

  As to what should be the fix, a checkbox in the options that restores the old option 'default used for the last' might be a practical solution. Just need someone to encode this weekend!