Add Find As You Type To Internet Explorer

March 10th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under

I’ve recently been considering switching over to Internet Explorer as my main browser.  Currently I use Firefox, but for some reason One Tip A Day loads really slowly on my machine with Firefox, but not with Internet Explorer.

One of the Firefox features that I would lose if I made the move is the fantastic ‘Find As You Type’ feature which is amazing.  However, gHacks have found to add find as you type to Internet Explorer.

Find As You Type

The find as you type add-on (IE7 only) is easy to installand supports 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems.  Once installed it can be accessed by pressing ‘CTRL+F’, but rather than opening a searchbox it opens a small search bar that allows you to find as you type.

More:  Find As You Type For Internet Explorer

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    Comment by FileMaker Plugin on 12 March 2008:

    After being used to having this in Firefox, whenever I do have to switch back to Internet Explorer this is one of the things I miss the most, thanks!

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