Open it in your favorite text editor or IDE.ĭata:image/png base64,AAABAAEAEBAAAAEAGABoAwAAFgAAACgAAAAQAAAAIĪAAAAEAGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAADs9Pt8xetPtu9FsfFNtu%2BTzvb2%2B%2Fne4dFJeBw0egA%2FįAJAfAA8ewBBegAAAAD%2B%2FPtft98Mp%2BwWsfAVsvEbs%2FQeqvF8xO7%2F%2F%2F63yqkxdgM7gwE%2FggM%2BfQA%2BĮgBDeQDe7PIbotgQufcMufEPtfIPsvAbs%2FQvq%2Bfz%2Bf%2F%2B%2B%2FZKhR05hgBBhQI8hgBAgAI9ewD0%2B%2Fg3 Finding a sample fileįind google.xml in your Firefox search plugins directory, in my case C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\searchplugins\google.xml.
First stepĬlose all windows of Firefox if it is running. Tested on: Firefox 3.6 (Windows 7) The GoalĬreate a search engine plugin, enabling you to search the jQuery API documentation in a quick and easy way. Do you frequently use the Google, Wikipedia, and other search boxes in Firefox, typically in the top right of the window? Ever wanted to add your own for a site that isn't on the directory? Here's a quick and dirty guide to creating your own Firefox search engine plugin, using the search as an example.
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