I've been using Google toolbar for Firefox for a long time. There is a Firefox feature which can make the use of the toolbar reduntant by doing Google search from Firefox address bar. For a single word search, Firefox takes us to the homepage of the first search result found. It is like the "I'm feeling lucky" feature of Google search. Just like the infamous "failure" or "miserable failure" and "I'm feeling lucky" combination does. But if we enter more than one word string in the Firefox address bar, it is like normal Google search, and makes installing Google toolbar unnecessary.
A cool feature of Firefox which many are not aware of.
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good idea.please tell me more.
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