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Websearch in urlbar search not working after disabling new "unified" bar

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Wesley Branton απαντήθηκε
zanglebert
zanglebert

Hey

As per suggestion in here, I set

  • browser.urlbar.unifiedcomplete = false

to disable the new url bar behavior that includes the "visit..." link.

However, now websearch in the url bar is also entirely turned off, which is **not** what I want. If I type "foo" in the urlbar and press enter, FF autoresolves is as a url, and will visit "foo.com".

Is this intended behavior (i.e. setting unifiedcomplete to false is supposed to disable web search in the url bar) or not? And in any case, how I can I make it work as I would like to: **without** "visit...", but **with** websearch from the url bar?

Hey As per suggestion in here, I set * browser.urlbar.unifiedcomplete = false to disable the new url bar behavior that includes the "visit..." link. However, now websearch in the url bar is also entirely turned off, which is **not** what I want. If I type "foo" in the urlbar and press enter, FF autoresolves is as a url, and will visit "foo.com". Is this intended behavior (i.e. setting unifiedcomplete to false is supposed to disable web search in the url bar) or not? And in any case, how I can I make it work as I would like to: **without** "visit...", but **with** websearch from the url bar?

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Wesley Branton
Wesley Branton

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Disabling the unified location bar should not disable your websearching capabilities. It is possible that it was turned off for whatever reason. Please try the following to turn it back on:

  1. Go to about:config
  2. Locate the keyword.enabled boolean
  3. Toggle the value to true

This should turn the websearching feature back on.

Note: You may need to restart Firefox for the changes to take effect.

For more information on the address bar and using it to search the web, please refer these Mozilla support articles:

zanglebert
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Perfect, that solved it. Thanks!

Wesley Branton
Wesley Branton

Glad I could help. Thanks for contacting the Mozilla support team and happy holidays.