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I want to add a "search option" (PCH Search&Win) to Firefox that is **NOT** in the current ginormous list of selectable additions; how can I do this?

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I want to add a "search option" (PCH Search&Win) to Firefox that is **NOT** in the current ginormous list of selectable additions; how can I do this?

I **WAS** able to add "PCH Search&Win" to Chrome, and in fact make it my Default search engine, by placing the following entry into their "definition table": 

    Search engine:  PCH Search&Win

    Keyword:  http://search.pch.com/search2

    Query URL:  http://search.pch.com/search?q=%s&cat=web/s

Unfortunately, there does not appear to be a similar way to do this in Firefox, as far as I have been able to determine...

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I want to add a "search option" (PCH Search&Win) to Firefox that is **NOT** in the current ginormous list of selectable additions; how can I do this? I **WAS** able to add "PCH Search&Win" to Chrome, and in fact make it my Default search engine, by placing the following entry into their "definition table": Search engine: PCH Search&Win Keyword: http://search.pch.com/search2 Query URL: http://search.pch.com/search?q=%s&cat=web/s Unfortunately, there does not appear to be a similar way to do this in Firefox, as far as I have been able to determine... -- aferd.abq

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James
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There is this http://mycroftproject.com/search-engines.html?name=search.pch.com