I just found this neat little trick: Use Google from the Location Bar (at the bottom of the page). This makes it so I am able to just type gg linux in the location bar, and mozilla takes me right to the google results page. Another good use is for a dictionary search; dict mozilla gives me the definition of mozilla. See here for even more ideas on how to use this little trick. Try that in IE!
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Actually. You can do it in IE. You just have to go get the Power Toys or somesuch, which is a free download. And, for me, anyway, it was actually more intuitive to set up. Not that I use IE; I was just messing around with config stuff one day and noticed it.
What is this, mozilla.org? I want to read about your life, you loser!
Wait… this is your life… oh… sigh…
Use Firebird. And GNOME. And kill your computer.
// Jay