Only one issue - it caused my FF to start bugging me with a Popup window whenever the search reaches the end of the page and starts over. How can I disable that annoying thing?

1. The background darkness should be adjustable

2. The colour of the highlight adjustable

3. the dialog notifying that I have reached the top should be gotten rid of

4. highlight should always be checked

Completely gay. I can see the results fine the way it works now. I mean unless I am blind, I really don’t need the overhead.

We didn’t say that this was better than the default finding method, but some people (especially those using Mac’s) like to make Firefox as much like Safari as possible.

Is there an easy way to change the default behavior to wrap the search back to the top of the page, rather than give an error, when no further results are found?

Unfortunately there’s nothing that I know of for that at the moment. I’ll look into it though.

also in the portable version it has to be in FirefoxPortable\Data\profile\chrome My Firefox Version is 2.0.0.13

Good point, I didn’t think to mention the directory for those using the portable version.

Kyle Wegner wrote:

The issue I am having with this is when I hit next, “Highlight all” is not auto checked, so I have to manually hit highlight all to see any of the effects. This makes it not really worth using, as it makes my searching take longer. Do you know if this is something that may be turned off in my about:config?

You shouldn’t have to hit “highlight all” every time. When you click next (as demonstrated in the video) it should automatically do that for you.

For some reason this isn’t the case. When I hit Highlight all, everything works, but when I hit next none of the effects work. For whatever reason when I hit “next” it does not select “highlight all” for me like it does in the video. My guess is that one of my other extensions or themes has taken away that functionality. Oh well.

The issue I am having with this is when I hit next, “Highlight all” is not auto checked, so I have to manually hit highlight all to see any of the effects. This makes it not really worth using, as it makes my searching take longer. Do you know if this is something that may be turned off in my about:config?

You shouldn’t have to hit “highlight all” every time. When you click next (as demonstrated in the video) it should automatically do that for you.

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