Add WP Search Engines To FF

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1. kosir (8 comments.) says:

   3/4/2008 at 10:21 pm

   done! This will really save me some time and clicks. It’s weird tho that I never though about this before. I have all my favorite SE and sites added. Of course not all only those that have FF SE addon or whatever this is called.
2. Ryan Jensen (1 comments.) says:

   3/4/2008 at 11:21 pm

   Try Quick Searches, they’re even better! Right-click in the search box of the web site you like (the Codex for example) and select “Add a keyword for this search …”

   That way, instead of selecting the Codex search from the drop-down list in the search field, you can simply type “codex: [keyword]” into your address bar and the results page appears.
3. Nicki (1 comments.) says:

   3/4/2008 at 11:45 pm

   MyCroft is neat, but I’ve come to rely on adding my own via the Add to Search Bar plugin.
4. badMike (6 comments.) says:

   3/5/2008 at 4:33 am

   As a media writer, I’ve added a ton of MyCroft search engines to Firefox so I can quickly search my favorite sites for movie info. Those Quick Searches rock.
5. Lorelle (10 comments.) says:

   3/5/2008 at 5:23 am

   With all the changes in WordPress and FireFox, it is so wonderful to know that the MyCroft Codex search still functions after all this time. Thanks for reminding us.
6. Group Writing Projects (6 comments.) says:

   3/5/2008 at 1:29 pm

   Nice timing, just 2 days ago I added WP Forums manually using the Add to Search Bar plugin but like Lorelle implied, I’d forgotten about the mycroft site. thanks

   Jacob
7. Frank (4 comments.) says:

   3/17/2008 at 5:21 pm

   A other easy way to added a search to FF and IE7: opensearch and WordPress

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