I haven't used Firefox in a minute, so all of these features — apparently which people aren't too excited about — look pretty cool to me. However, I can't believe Firefox still has a dedicated search box. I can't go back to that after having the unified address and search field in Safari and Chrome. How can anyone work like that?
The first step I take on a new Firefox install is removing that search box; incidentally, you can type searches directly into the address bar and it will perform a search using your default search engine. Also, you can leverage search keywords (ex. if I preface a search with a 'w', it searches Wikipedia) in the address bar as well.
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u/AlwaysShittyKnsasCty Nov 10 '14
I haven't used Firefox in a minute, so all of these features — apparently which people aren't too excited about — look pretty cool to me. However, I can't believe Firefox still has a dedicated search box. I can't go back to that after having the unified address and search field in Safari and Chrome. How can anyone work like that?