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If you use Firefox’s Find (Ctrl+F) to find a term or name on a web page, you might try using case sensitive searches to make things easier. This is disabled by default but can easily be changed by taking the following steps. 1. Open Firefox. 2.
Firefox: Enable Case Sensitive Searches When Using Find (Ctrl+F)
Lifehacker reader James was having trouble getting the Find feature in Firefox to work properly, but a simple modification fixed his problems. James writes: When you hit Ctrl+F to bring up the Quickfind menu and start typing, by default it is case-sensitive. This is an incredibly bizarre feature for Mozilla to have enabled by default, eg searching the Lifehacker homepage for even “lifehacker” by default brings no results. To disable this feature navigate to about:config in the address bar and head to accessibility.typeaheadfind.casesensitive – ironically simply typing “case” in the filter bar does the trick. By default this is an integer set to 1, simply double click and change its value to 0 and you’re on your way.
Fixing Case Sensitivity Problems With Firefox Find | Lifehacker
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Local Tweets: 9 Ways to Find Twitter Users in Your Town
The number of people visiting and using Twitter has nearly quadrupled over the past few months, and as more people sign up for the hot social networking service, it becomes more useful. Twitter is enabling everything from better customer service to easier job searches , and is being employed for some extraordinary home uses . Twitter can become infinitely more beneficial, though, if you use it to connect with people in your town. Finding local Twitter users to connect with is great for networking, but also for getting relevant, real-time, local information about things like jobs, news, politics, weather, food, and more.