Add-on for Firefox makes site-specific searches easier
Here's how it works. Once the extension is installed, you can highlight any text you find on any web page, right click, and select "Search Site for selection" from the context menu. The add-on will then use Google to conduct a search for that text, bringing up a list of pages that include the term you were searching for.
Search Site also adds a second search icon to the Firefox search bar. If you enter a query into the search bar and then hit the green Search Site bar instead of the default search tool, Firefox will search just the web page you're currently on, not the entire internet. You can also adjust the default search engine from the Firefox search bar to conduct your Site Searches using Google, Yahoo!, or another service.
[via gHacks]
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YookonCornelius said 7:39PM on 5-06-2009
Lame ... anyone can provide a right-click Accelerator to IE8. Why does FF need a special extension & further clutter up your right-click menu just to do this?
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Diplan said 7:28AM on 5-07-2009
FF hater vs. IE lover