There are two ways to find information in Firefox: use the search bar to search the Internet with a search engine and the find bar to search the page currently displayed.
Firefox has a search bar that can access different engines, like Google, Yahoo, or Amazon. For example, if you want to find information about SUSE using the current engine, click in the search bar, type SUSE, and hit Enter. The results appear in your window. To choose your search engine, click the icon to the left of the search bar. A menu opens with a list of available search engines.
If you want to change the order, add, or delete a search engine to the bar, establish an Internet connection and proceed as follows.
Click the icon to the left of the search bar.
Select
from the menu.Click
to delete an entry, to change the order.To add a search engine, click
. Firefox displays a Web page with available plug-ins. You can choose from Wikipedia, IMDB, Flickr, and others. Click on a plug-in link and choose to install it.To search inside a Web page, click Ctrl+F. The find bar opens. Usually, it is displayed at the bottom of a window. Type your query in the input field. Firefox finds the first occurrence of this phrase. You can find other occurrences of the phrase by pressing F3 or the button in the find bar. You can also highlight all occurrences by pressing the button. Checking the option makes the query case-sensitive.
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