Cool and Quick Firefox Bookmark Feature
Firefox has a very powerful bookmark feature. By simply giving the bookmark a keyword, you can reference it in the address bar, instead of searching through your list or typing the URL. You can extend this functionality and have it take a variable. Let me tell you through a few examples.
That's all there is to it. Use the Keyword field to quickly recall a bookmark in the Address bar. Add %s to create a variable that you can add after your keyword (and a space) in the Address bar.
- First bookmark a site, say this one: http://the-cream.blogspot.com.
- Now open up the Bookmark Manager (or find the bookmark in your list) and open the Properties field.
- Add a keyword and save it (OK).
- Go to the Address bar, type in the keyword and hit enter.
- You should now be directed to this site.
- The URL to view all the Firefox blogs is: http://the-cream.blogspot.com/search/label/Firefox. Create a bookmark with this URL.
- Go back to the Properties and add your keyword as before.
- Remove Firefox from the end (this was the label), and replace it with %s.
- Save it (OK).
- Go to the Address bar, enter the keyword, followed by a space, and the label of choice. If my keyword was skim and the label I want to see is security, then I would type skim security in the address bar and I would be taken to http://the-cream.blogspot.com/search/label/security.
- Open the Bookmark Manager and click New Bookmark.
- Give it a Name, say Dot-Com. Enter a Keyword, perhaps dcom.
- In the Location field enter: http://www.%s.com and save.
- Go to the Address bar and type dcom mozilla and you will be taken to http://www.mozilla.com/. Try it again, enter dcom lifehacker and you will end up at http://www.lifehacker.com/.

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