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Is there any way to search for a term using the Firefox search field, and have the results automatically open in a new tab?

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Is there any way to search for a term using the Firefox search field, and have the results automatically open in a new tab? When there was support for Google Toolbar, I was able to do this; now, whenever I want to search for something, I have to open a new tab to do it, and cut-and-paste my search into the search field in the new tab. I used to be able to highlight, drag, and drop something into the search field and have it automatically open in a new tab. This is enough for me to switch to Chrome . . .

Is there any way to search for a term using the Firefox search field, and have the results automatically open in a new tab? When there was support for Google Toolbar, I was able to do this; now, whenever I want to search for something, I have to open a new tab to do it, and cut-and-paste my search into the search field in the new tab. I used to be able to highlight, drag, and drop something into the search field and have it automatically open in a new tab. This is enough for me to switch to Chrome . . .

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Hi,

One way would be to hit Alt + Enter after typing the search query.

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Set a preference to have searches from the Search Bar (upper right) automatically open all searches in a new tab

  1. type about:config in the URL/Location/Address bar and press the Enter key
  2. if you see a warning, accept it (promise to be careful)
  3. Filter = browser.search.openintab
  4. in the lower panel, double click the item (or right-click and choose "Toggle") to change the value to "true"
  5. close the about:config tab and test
  6. See:

Search Bar: http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Search+bar


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