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For whatever reason, this feature is not actively promoted in Firefox (or Chrome). If you add a bookmark in Firefox, one of the fields that shows up is "Tags" w
by MiddleEndian 5y ago
For whatever reason, this feature is not actively promoted in Firefox (or Chrome). If you add a bookmark in Firefox, one of the fields that shows up is "Tags" which is sort of uninteresting. Then you have to go into your Bookmarks toolbar and find the bookmark you added to get to keywords so you can add a shortcut (my Wikipedia shortcut is just `w`). Then of course switch your search term with %s if you have a search shortcut vs just a shortcut to a particular page.
Chrome has an even more complicated way to hide this, although I don't regularly use it so I don't remember what the process was.
- delecti 5y agoI agree that Firefox's method is a bit unintuitive, but Chrome's is dead simple. Settings > Manage Search Engines, and then just modify the ones it probably added automatically to have useful keywords.