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Firefox extension for flexible full text browsing history search. Press f, then space in the adress bar to start searching your previously visited websites!

Every time you visit a website in Firefox, Falcon indexes all the text on the page so that the site can be easily found later. Then, for example, if you type f <space> example, Falcon will show the websites you visited containing the text "example"!

Programmed by @andrewilyas, @lengstrom and @cennoxx, art by Lucia Liu.

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Falcon 0.4.1 is here! 🦅

Falcon version 0.4.0 introduces several enhancements and fixes, making your browsing history search experience even better. Here's what's new:

Features:

Show All Results on Enter: Instantly view all search results with a simple Enter key press for a smoother experience.
Optimized History Table: Preferences page history table is now optimized for better user interface.
Export for Saved Websites: Easily export your saved websites to check old versions of the websites.
Avoid Saving Unchanged Websites: Falcon now avoids saving unchanged websites during revisits, reducing unnecessary duplication.

Bug Fixes:

Falcon History Fix: Resolved issues related to Falcon history.
Notie Fix: Addressed problems with Notie, ensuring reliable notification functionality.
Default Blacklist Fix: Fixed the default blacklist to exclude bank websites.
Site and Page Blacklist Fix: Addressed issues when excluding entire websites or specific pages, providing better control over the content you want to exclude from indexing.

Optimizations:

Optimized Omnibox text for Firefox: Improved omnibox text for a better user experience on Firefox.
Get Rid of innerHTML: Enhanced security by replacing innerHTML with more robust content handling.
Semantic UI Integration: Used Semantic UI where possible for improved visual appeal and usability.

Changes of 0.4.1:

Fix Search with Dates: Fixed search functionality when using date parameters.
No Entry Message: Added a message if no history entry is found.

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