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You can do this in firefox, too, but it's quite hidden and doesn't have a nice UI. Bookmarks can have keywords associated with them in the bookmarks editor, so
by lorenzhs 7y ago
You can do this in firefox, too, but it's quite hidden and doesn't have a nice UI. Bookmarks can have keywords associated with them in the bookmarks editor, so you can add a "Bing" bookmark with URL "https://bing.com/?q=%s" https://bing.com/?q=%s" and Keyword "bing". It'll work, but the "bing" prefix won't be highlighted as it is in Chrome when using it to do a search.
The "Add a keyword for this search" context menu option automates creation of this bookmark, but you can also do it manually if firefox doesn't recognize a search field or something like that
- myfonj 7y agoIt is quite "highlighted": after typing exact keyword it is the first suggestion below URL bar and after typing space and some query it reflects this by displaying "domain.tld: query" there, seams good enough to me.
- abhinavsharma 7y agothanks for the tip! good to know it's possible
- kbrosnan 7y agoYou can add a keyword for known search engines in the settings as well. Double click on the search engine keyword area, https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/change-your-default-search-settings-firefox#w_remove-or-add-search-engines https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/change-your-default-sea...