Secrets of the Firefox Address Bar

The address bar of Firefox, although not as much intelligent the similar Google Chrome item, but also has some very nice features that readers would be interested to know Layfhakera.

All we have become accustomed to as you type in the address bar of Firefox, it will seek and offer a match in the history of visited sites, bookmarks and open tabs. The result is a list, which is not so easy to navigate, besides frequently desired result and does not appear.

However, not everyone knows that the results in the address bar can be filtered with a few simple symbols. So, if we introduce "* The word", The scope of the search will be limited to only your bookmarks.

By the way, when you just enter an asterisk, then you get a list of your most frequently visited bookmarks.

Thus, the list of characters to control the issuance of Firefox address bar will look like this:

* - list of the most popular bookmarks;

^ - a list of frequently used pages from history;

+ - the list of most popular tags;

% - a list of open tabs;

* word - Search your bookmarks;

^ word - Search in the browser history;

+ word - Search your bookmarks in tags;

% word - search of titles of open tabs.

I hope that this list will help readers better use of browser capabilities and to become more productively :).