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I guess this includes fixing the problem with when you want to do a link search, having to type '<space> on international input methods in Windows which use e.g. 'e to type é (such as Dutch)... This is a regression, so it should be fixable.
I guess this includes fixing the problem with when you want to do a link search, having to type '<space> on international input methods in Windows which use e.g. 'e to type é (such as Dutch)... This is a regression, so it should be fixable.
=== Comments [[JetztGradNet]] ===
I would very much like to be able to restrict search to a single frame (e.g. when searching within java api docs)
=== Comments [[Bugmenot]] ===
One thing I find very irritating is that Firefox makes it almost impossible to edit long wiki pages because there is no way to search within text-entry fields (my preferred method of seeking to the point which requires editing).
For this reason alone, I keep a copy of Konqueror on my otherwise GNOME-only system.
=== Comments [[User:Halleck|Halleck]] ===
It would be nice to be able to highlight a term and have it be copied into the search field when the find toolbar is invoked. [http://www.liquidninja.com/metapad/ Metapad] has this functionality, and it eliminates the need to manually copy-and-paste terms into the search field.
=== Comments [[User:jaredmac|jaredmac]] ===
Unless I'm doing something wrong, clicking within a frame (as the help states) does not cause the search to be initiated in the frame. As the other user said, this is immensely frustrating when searching JavaDocs - in IE, you click in the main document frame and Ctrl-F and search. In Firefox, you have to wade through the first two frames.

Latest revision as of 18:21, 30 January 2006

Comments Grauw

I guess this includes fixing the problem with when you want to do a link search, having to type '<space> on international input methods in Windows which use e.g. 'e to type é (such as Dutch)... This is a regression, so it should be fixable.


Comments JetztGradNet

I would very much like to be able to restrict search to a single frame (e.g. when searching within java api docs)

Comments Bugmenot

One thing I find very irritating is that Firefox makes it almost impossible to edit long wiki pages because there is no way to search within text-entry fields (my preferred method of seeking to the point which requires editing).

For this reason alone, I keep a copy of Konqueror on my otherwise GNOME-only system.

Comments Halleck

It would be nice to be able to highlight a term and have it be copied into the search field when the find toolbar is invoked. Metapad has this functionality, and it eliminates the need to manually copy-and-paste terms into the search field.

Comments jaredmac

Unless I'm doing something wrong, clicking within a frame (as the help states) does not cause the search to be initiated in the frame. As the other user said, this is immensely frustrating when searching JavaDocs - in IE, you click in the main document frame and Ctrl-F and search. In Firefox, you have to wade through the first two frames.