Since I can't install Google toolbar on the newer versions of Firefox, is there any way to do a search for words on web page that will highlight the results?
Better yet, how do I install Google toolbar on the newer versions of Firefox?
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hello shiningbigseawater, CTRL + F should do the trick
How to search the contents of the current page for text or links
edit: or see https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/googlebar-lite/
Modified by philipp