When I open a new tab the cursor focuses on the address bar. Is it possible to focus on the search bar by default?
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If you go to
you can change the setting below (default is false, set to true.)
Then you can just press CTRL + K to focus on the search box, and then when you hit enter, the search results will open in a new tab. | ||||
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While not default, the Search Box is one TAB away from the Awesome Bar in Firefox. Or Ctrl+T, TAB to get to the search box when opening a new tab. | ||||
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While I'm not sure of the exact answer to your question, you can change the default search engine that the address bar uses. This tutorial explains how. | |||
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This is not an exact answer either, but you can define short keywords to use in the address bar in order to use different search engines. E.g. To search for UltraEdit on Super User enter in the address bar:
How to install: Bookmark a Google search where you have used Then edit the bookmark (menu Bookmarks/Organize Bookmarks.../Bookmarks Menu/<select the bookmark - it is at the end>):
Now searches in Super User can be done directly from the address bar, e.g.:
(F6 toggles focus to the address bar.) | ||||
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Finally found the answer to this So now when I open a new tab I can just type the phrase I want to search in the address bar and get the results. | |||
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You might be interested in the New Tab Searchbar addon, which solves exactly this problem. New tabs have focus redirected to the search bar. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/new-tab-searchbar/ | |||
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