Ability to remove the magnifier-glass-icon from the searchbox.If a user clicks on the magnifier glass WITHOUT entering any strings in the box, FireFox should take him directly to the site, without any search parameters.make the bar disappear when no used, only as big as the magnifying glass and the search engine logo, when you drag something there, hover with your mouse, press ctrl + k etc the search bar should slide open to a bigger size then it currently is (there is no need for the URL bar when you are searching).Allow the search bar to be collapsible so that hides itself unless you mouse over it.Dynamically resizing of the search box (if the string is too long for the box, the box automatically expands to the left).Ability to manually resize the search box.(This will correct the 'navigating in the dark' limitation, where the user isn't completely familiar with the list yet.) This will allow a person to know what is next, and how many search engines will come before their desired search engine. While the focus is in the searchbar, and a user begins to switch the search engine with the hotkey, a small vertical window directly below the current engine will appear showing the order of the available search engines.UpArrow/DownArrow alone cycles through search suggestions) While the focus is in the searchbar, typing UpArrow/DownArrow should cycle through the available search engines (try Alt+UpArrow/DownArrow.Resulting URL: grassy+field&btnG=Search+Images&gbv=2.Dynamic URL Settings: Keyword: img url: %input%&btnG=Search+Images&gbv=2.

Dynamic URLs (Useful for search queries) Example:.Integrate browser search with desktop search.Integrate search with bookmarks/history search so a user can search (by keyword) on their bookmarks & history.Integrate search with Archiving and Offline browsing.Ability to automatically or choose to open new tabs with new search queries.Integrate search with sites on open Tabs.Preferences->Retain Search Phrases / Keywords For Each Open Tab.

I'll keep this entry here however because it specifies the exact topic, where the other entry includes a list of improvements.

I see this is specified somewhere down further.

You never know where it could be useful for anyone. Could be very useful in many different circumstances where, for example, a term you are searching for appears in sentences and at the end of sentences, and you might wanna search for the term at the end of a sentence followed by a 4 letter word (lol) or anything like that. Just like the matchcase checkbox, a regex checkbox could be included to allow the user to search for regex expressions to find different types of things in a page. 18 Search Preference to Open Results In New Tab.

How to search a web page in mozilla