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Haiku website search plugin for Firefox |
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Published by Jorge G. Mare
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Date Posted: |
September 19th, 2007
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Last Updated: |
September 19th, 2007
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Freeware |
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51 total; 1 recently |
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3,477 total |
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About Haiku website search plugin for Firefox:
This is a search plugin that enables searching the Haiku website (www.haiku-os.org) directly from Firefox.
*** Adding the search plugin to your Firefox browser ***
1) Got to www.myhaiku.org.
2) Click on the Search pull-down menu in Firefox (located by default in the upper-right hand corner, to the right of the "Go" button).
3) Select [Add "haiku-os.org Search"] from the menu.
*** To use the search plugin ***
Once the plugin is installed, simply select "haiku-os.org" in the Firefox search pull-down menu and use the search as usual. Your browser will return search results directly from the Haiku website.
*** Adding the search plugin to your website/blog ***
If you want visitors to your website/blog to be able to add this search plugin to their Firefox browser, just do as follows:
1) Download the plugin (haiku-osorg.xml.zip).
2) Extract "haiku-osorg.xml" from the ZIP file and place it in your server.
3) Add the following line to the <head> section of your website:
<link rel="search" type="application/opensearchdescription+xml" title="Search haiku-os.org" href="pluginURL">
...where "pluginURL" is the path to the plugin file on your server.
Visitors will now see "Add haiku-os.org Search" in the search pull-down menu of their Firefox when they visit your site.
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