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i ppreciate the functionality of google toolbar that permit to serch in the displayed page the keyword just typed in the google search....
does exist a firefox addon performing the same function ?
On the off-hand chance that you may have mistakenly removed the "search" option from the firefox toolbar, the solution would be as follows:
view -> toolbars -> customize
From the choices now presented to you, drag the "search" applet to the toolbar and click "done".
If your desired search engine is not the default, click the down-arrow in the search window next to the icon and select what you want from the drop-down list.
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