* Search Google or Yahoo while you type
A realtime preview shows up immediately.

* Search in the Location Bar and the Search Bar
Search results, suggestions and search engine shortcuts are shown next to history and bookmarks.

* Switch search engine by keywords
Just type the search engine’s keyword in front of the search term.

* Preview results of different search engines
Search Wikipedia, YouTube, Amazon, Last.fm, IMDb, eBay and many more sites. It works just for any search engine.

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Watch the video at http://www.peersbros.com/demo/
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Available translations:
Chinese, Finnish, French, German, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Swedish and Turkish.

Change number of visible results shown in locationbar dropdown when searching.

An UI to change the values are found in the Add-on window.

So far only english is available.

Fixes bug #440400

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=440400

KwiClick enhances the way you view and retrieve information from your favorite services.

It detects embedded videos and images on any webpage, and provides tools for in depth information extraction.

Want to see the comments linked to an embedded YouTube video? KwiClick retrieves that.
Want to view the results of a Google search without going to Google? KwiClick gives you this power.

KwiClick provides immediate results from popular websites including Google, YouTube, FriendFeed, Google Maps, Flickr, Wikipedia, Amazon, Technorati, Veoh, Howcast, Live Video, Viddler, Yahoo, del.icio.us, and more.

KwiClick can now display the results of your searches from the Firefox search box. This is an option that can be turned on/off for each supported provider.

KwiClick integrates with mouse gesture add-ons such as FireGestures for increased ease of use.

Works with:

• Firefox: 3.0 – 3.1b2

DOWNLOAD LINK

Each feature can be enabled or disabled separately.
The language menu can be configured to show the browser languages only.

The extension works seamlessly together with the ‘Google-Preview’ Firefox extension.

Note 1: It may happen that the latest version is not yet available here (Addons need approval here and it seems that the AMO testers have pretty much to do).
So if you need an update and can’t get it here, try my homepage please:

http://netticat.ath.cx/extensions.html

Note 2: To use this addon with google.CO.UK (or other domains that match .*.*), the fixed version (1.67+) is needed.

Google Icon enhances search results by adding the favicon next to each search result (if available). Icons make it easier to recognize your favorite websites and breathe more life into that dull search page.

Flagfox is an extension for Mozilla Firefox that shows a flag icon indicating the current website’s server location. It uses relatively little resources, and works by accessing an IP address location database contained within the extension rather than relying on top-level-domain roots like “.com” or “.uk”. Clicking the icon loads Geotool, which provides a map of the location as well as more detailed information such as the ISP, city, and local time. The context menu also provides quick access to information about the country of origin, as well as the ability to lookup the domain’s registrant via Whois.

Uses of Flagfox range from simply educating users about the global nature of the Internet to:
* SEO and web development research

* Indicating the native languages and legal jurisdictions for webservers
* Warning when sites that are not in the country the say they are
* Quickly viewing/copying server IP addresses for diagnostic and other uses

Flagfox is fairly customizable, allowing users to choose between two icon sets with positioning options anywhere in the address or status bar. Advanced users may create their own custom lookup to perform specialized searches for the current server.

Adds PNG favicons (from faviconiac.com) to some search engines and web directories:

* Google
* Yahoo
* AOL
* Ask
* Live
* Altavista
* Wikipedia (external links)
* Lycos
* Dmoz
* Alexa
* del.icio.us

Drag & DropZone Searching is a brand new and innovative way to search the internet. Extending the Firefox Search Engine manager window, you simply drag a Search Engine onto 1 (or more) DropZones to link them. Once you are all set up, you can just drag some text or a link on any website to activate the Drag & DropZones. A stylish transparent grid (in the color of your choice) with all your Search Engines will be displayed over the site you where viewing, and the DropZone you are currently hovering above will be highlighted. Just Drop the text on any of the DropZones and your search will be performed the way you where used to.

When you are running Drag & DropZone Searching for the very first time, all your Firefox Search Engines will automatically be assigned to a DropZone, so you are ready to go and enjoy it immediately.

Since version 1.1 I have took the concept a bit further and developed a feature that allows you to select any context menu action as a DropZone. This means that you can now also do things like [Copy Image] or [Bookmark This Link] by just dropping the image/link on your DropZone!

A toolbar button (add it through View/Toolbars/Customize) allows you to toggle the Drag & DropZones on/off in case you temporarily need to do a lot of other Drag & Drop operations.

The Drag & DropZones feature was initially created for my Web Search Pro add-on, since I received many requests from people who loved the idea, but thought that Web Search Pro was just a bit too much features for them, I decided to rewrite the concept to be compatible with the Firefox Web Search itself.

Drag & DropZone Searching is available in: en-US, sv-SE, fr-FR, it-IT, ja-JP, pt-BR, de-DE, es-ES, bg-BG, pl-PL

View the current site’s server software and headers, IP address, location flag, and have quick links to Whois and other domain information.

DictCn is an online English to Chinese (and vise versa) dictionary extension for Firefox.

It is a handy real-time language tool with audio support.

Usage:
To use DictCN, simply hover the mouse (coming with 3.0) upon the word you want to translate , or select it (drag or double-click to highlight the word), the translation (pronunciation and explanation) will show up soon in a layer on the same web page.

You may click on the ‘D’ icon on the status-bar to activate and deactivate DictCN (color of the icon changes correspondingly). You may also press ctrl-alt-i (since 3.1.4) (ctrl-alt-d 3.1.3 and previous) short-key to do the job.

By Moving the mouse over the translation, you can hear the speech, and a click on it will bring you to the detailed explanation page.