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http:\/\/www.ieforge.com\/InlineSearch\/HomePage<\/a><\/p>\n I use Internet Explorer as my main browser.\u00a0 I have it locked down to prevent any problems and I don\u2019t visit questionable sites.\u00a0 Steve Gibson<\/a> uses it.\u00a0 That\u2019s good enough for me.\u00a0 Besides, there are several sites that I must use every day and these sites have Active X controls that don\u2019t work in Firefox.<\/p>\n There is one feature of Firefox that I like\u2026 the search tool.\u00a0 That little search box at the bottom of the page is great.\u00a0 More importantly, the F3 key works from within the tool.\u00a0 IE\u2019s search tool is terrible.\u00a0 CTRL-F produces a pop-up box that always gets in the way.\u00a0 On top of that, the treasured F3 doesn\u2019t work at all.\u00a0\u00a0Why have a\u00a0two-key combination when one key will work great?<\/p>\n Then I found Inline Search from the guys at IEForge<\/a>.\u00a0 This free IE add-on gives the same user experience during a search as does Firefox.\u00a0 There is no pop-up box and the F3 key (or shift-F3 to find previous) works just as it should in any Windows application.<\/p>\n In addition, there\u00a0are Highlight All and Match Case options just like in Firefox.<\/p>\n The extension works in IE 6 or IE 7.\u00a0 If you are using Internet Explorer, this is one of those things you must have.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" http:\/\/www.ieforge.com\/InlineSearch\/HomePage I use Internet Explorer as my main browser.\u00a0 I have it locked down to prevent any problems and I don\u2019t visit questionable sites.\u00a0 Steve Gibson uses it.\u00a0 That\u2019s good enough for me.\u00a0 Besides, there are several sites that I … Continue reading