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Use Google’s "I’m feeling lucky" from Firefox’ address bar [OpenDNS]

Started by Ace · 7 months ago

This trick enables you to regain the ability to use Google's "I'm feeling lucky"-functionality on the fly from Firefox 3's address bar, as was natively possible in Firefox 2. To accommodate this, we'll use OpenDNS' network shortcuts. Once configured, you'll be able to type stuf ... Continue reading »

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Travis
11 months ago

yeah too bad 'That URL doesn't look valid.'

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Travis
11 months ago

where can i re-download firefox 2 so i don't have to deal with this bull****

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Ace
11 months ago

@Travis
You should be able to download FF2 somewhere on the Mozilla website. Otherwise, try Googling for it, since many download-sites hold on to files for a long time.

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Ace
11 months ago

@Travis
Check out http://www.filehippo.com/download_firefox/. In addition to the latest release of Firefox, Filehippo also gives you the opportunity to download any of the previous versions of Mozilla's browser.

Be aware that Mozilla's support cycle for FF2 won't last for a long time. If I'm not mistaken, Mozilla is planning to actively support [and patch] FF2 for 6 months after the RTM of Firefox 3. After that, you're left with an out of date browser, after which you'll be compelled to upgrade, or move to another one entirely.

Kind regards,
Ace

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Edward
10 months ago

Instead of the broken URL here try

http://www.google.com/search?btnI=745&q=%s

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Xukkorz
6 months ago

you can do the same thing here with out that set up by going to the about:config and changing the keyword.URL preference to http://www.google.com/search?btnI=745&q=

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