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good, but there is no "Hide context menu" option.

thanks for coding!

Nice but:
1-why in your plug in no option to set hotkey on it in FF?
2-it would nice if when you select some text on page and pres hotkey from punkt N1 ->selected text automatically paste in search box and then user simply press enter and - recieve search by text on curent site thru google - ideal behavior!

This is what I want. Thank you!

Thanks a lot for this add-on. One request...however. When I click the magnifying glass icon to search the site, the cursor does not automatically show on the search window. Can you please make the cursor to show on the search box? That would be super helpful.

It would be great to hide "Search selection within website' from menu if nothing is selected

Awesome extension. Just what I need. I wish there were an option to open the result in a foreground tab if possible.

Insite Searchが使えなくなって代替アドオンを探していました。
シンプルで使いやすくて最高！
作者様ありがとうございます。

Very very useful to make search: Only click the button and enter your request :-)

Thanks

Thank you for making searching the current site so easy to use!

And it would be better, if the cursor could focus to the search box when clicking the icon.

Anyway, thank you for your hard work!

It appears it searches the site with www.google.com : this could be explicitly mentioned.

Also, there is encrypted.google.com if we consider a search engine is synonym of Google. I've been told there are other pertinent search engines on the market. I've been told as well that Adobe's PDF Reader is not the only PDF reader on the market. I've also been told that several video formats can be read in Firefox without Adobe's Flash ...

What I mean is that this trend to name a famous, the most famous tool, be it for a file format or for a search engine, to call this tool systematically as if it were obvious is a bit misleading.

At least, please, make it clear to what search engine is used!

This very add-on, with a choice of search engines (similar add-ons exist already here on AMO) would bring it to the top in its category. But one search engine, moreover not explicitly stated, is really, IMO, excessively elementary.