I've used Firefox for over two decades at this point. I didn't know about these modifiers and I find that pretty awesome. For years I've had a few of my own qui

I've used Firefox for over two decades at this point. I didn't know about these modifiers and I find that pretty awesome. For years I've had a few of my own quick searches set up, for example "wp thing" will take me to the Wikipedia page for "thing". I realised recently I've taken the Firefox address bar for granted. I wasn't a big fan when it moved from a "simple" address bar. I still use a separate search bar and disable searching from the address bar in case I accidentally submit a search I didn't intend to. But recently I was using Safari on an iPad and couldn't believe how terrible it was. It couldn't even remember pages I'd visited from a couple of days ago. I do bookmark things in Firefox but I've taken for granted being able to recall pages I've browsed months, maybe even years, ago from the address bar. How do people live without this?!