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If this has been done before, by all means lock the topic.
Take this file and place it into:

7: C:\Users\<user name>\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\<some random stuff>\searchplugins\
Vista: I can only assume it's the same as above. I haven't used Vista, so I don't know.
XP: C:\Documents and Settings\<user name>\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\<some random stuff>\searchplugins\

Any: X:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\searchplugins\
This should work, where X is the drive you installed it on, considering you did a normal install.

Enjoy.

Nice.

For Opera users:

1. Right-click the search box on Nmaps.net.
2. Choose Create Search...
3. Optionally enter the word numa in the Keyword box. This will let you type 'numa oklahoma' into your address bar to search for oklahoma maps.

LittleViking wrote:Nice.

For Opera users:

1. Right-click the search box on Nmaps.net.
2. Choose Create Search...
3. Optionally enter the word numa in the Keyword box. This will let you type 'numa oklahoma' into your address bar to search for oklahoma maps.

Amazing. I love this browser so much.

LittleViking wrote:For Opera users:

1. Right-click the search box on Nmaps.net.
2. Choose Create Search...
3. Optionally enter the word numa in the Keyword box. This will let you type 'numa oklahoma' into your address bar to search for oklahoma maps.

Let's do this for Firefox, now:

1. Right-click the search box on Nmaps.net.
2. Choose Add a Keyword for this Search...
3. Optionally enter the word numa in the Keyword box. This will let you type 'numa oklahoma' into your address bar to search for oklahoma maps.

I wish I saw this earlier.
Firefox isn't behind Opera.

sidke wrote:

LittleViking wrote:For Opera users:

1. Right-click the search box on Nmaps.net.
2. Choose Create Search...
3. Optionally enter the word numa in the Keyword box. This will let you type 'numa oklahoma' into your address bar to search for oklahoma maps.

Let's do this for Firefox, now:

1. Right-click the search box on Nmaps.net.
2. Choose Add a Keyword for this Search...
3. Optionally enter the word numa in the Keyword box. This will let you type 'numa oklahoma' into your address bar to search for oklahoma maps.

I wish I saw this earlier.
Firefox isn't behind Opera.

Ugh, you kids with your fancy browsers. I'll be damned if there's ever a browser better than IE6.