Use address bar keyboard shortcuts to power up your search

[[Awesome Bar - Find your bookmarks, history and tabs when you type in the address bar|Awesome Bar]] displays a web address of a website, but it's also a great tool to search your bookmarks, history, open tabs and your other information. Just start typing in the location bar and pick the site you want. Use these keyboard shortcuts to speed up your search. If you are looking for a specific type of result, like a bookmark or tag, typing in these special characters after each search term, separated by spaces, in the location bar will filter your results: * Add '''<nowiki>^</nowiki>''' to search for matches in your browsing history. * Add '''*''' to search for matches in your bookmarks. * Add '''+''' to search for matches in pages you've tagged. * Add '''%''' to search for matches in your currently open tabs. * Add '''~''' to search for matches in pages you've typed. * Add '''#''' to search for matches in page titles. * Add '''@''' to search for matches in web addresses (URLs). For example, if you're looking for a page you bookmarked called ''Mozilla Firefox Support'', you might type ''mozilla''. The autocomplete results appear, but might not show the page you want. You can narrow your results down to bookmarks only by making your search string ''mozilla *''. If you still have too many results, you can further restrict the search by making your search string ''mozilla * support #''. Now the autocomplete list will only show bookmarked pages with ''mozilla'' and ''support'' in the page title.

Awesome Bar displays a web address of a website, but it's also a great tool to search your bookmarks, history, open tabs and your other information. Just start typing in the location bar and pick the site you want.

Use these keyboard shortcuts to speed up your search. If you are looking for a specific type of result, like a bookmark or tag, typing in these special characters after each search term, separated by spaces, in the location bar will filter your results:

• Add ^ to search for matches in your browsing history.
• Add * to search for matches in your bookmarks.
• Add + to search for matches in pages you've tagged.
• Add % to search for matches in your currently open tabs.
• Add ~ to search for matches in pages you've typed.
• Add # to search for matches in page titles.
• Add @ to search for matches in web addresses (URLs).

For example, if you're looking for a page you bookmarked called Mozilla Firefox Support, you might type mozilla. The autocomplete results appear, but might not show the page you want.

You can narrow your results down to bookmarks only by making your search string mozilla *.

If you still have too many results, you can further restrict the search by making your search string mozilla * support #. Now the autocomplete list will only show bookmarked pages with mozilla and support in the page title.