Is there a web browser plugin that adds a search bar that searches the website currently being displayed?
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Here is the link google toolbar So that no need to go google.com to search anything just write on the search box which is placed now on your browser.
You also can download yahoo or other search engines search toolbar.
yahoo search box
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MSN search box
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Bing search box
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I think the solution to this question would be to search "site:SITEADDRESS your search" on Google while using a Google toolbar installed in your browser so that you can search the entire website while it is being displayed on the screen as requested in the question.
True, Greasemonkey would be a good approach.
The question asked for a plugin that adds a search bar for site search. Google already has one built in. The link I provided allows you to create a site specific search in a plugin fashion yourself, but the site is hardcoded, not dynamic.
It would be possible to add a custom search bar to every page using a GreaseMonkey script, but I don't have a lot of web development experience, so I can't easily implement it myself.
Step 1
Hit the "Ctrl" key (lower left area of your keyboard) AND the letter "F" key at the same time (simultaneously) - A little pop-up window will appear.
CTRL + F (Try it Now! )
Step 2
Enter the word you are looking for ( in most cases you only need to enter the first 3 or 4 letters of the word)
Enter the word (most times you only need the first 4 letters)
Step 3
Click on the "Find Next" button once or twice: your computer will automatically locate and highlight the word you are looking for. Each additional time you click on "Find Next" you will be brought to the word again.
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M$site:SITEADDRESS your search
e.g site:macys.com shoes
would return all results of shoes on Macys website.
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While those toolbars add a search box to your browser, they do not allow you to search just the site currently open
Google Toolbar actually has a Site Search button included.