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This search-plugin adds the functionality to enable you to search for word meanings on Dictionary.com directly from your browser search bar. I am aware that there is another search plugin for this site. That one, however, lacks the icon in the search bar, whereas this plugin comes with the icon.
Dictionary.com is a free online dictionary that collects word meanings from various dictionaries and provides all possible meanings of the word you've searched for, along with audio files for pronunciation guiding.
Support queries, if any, will be answered on the listing page. I didn't feel the need to make a home-page for this add-on because it's a pretty small extension, and I didn't reckon anyone would have any problems installing it.
== How to use Keyword Search (Search Directly from the URL Bar) ==
1. Type the following code in the URL Bar: "about:preferences#search"
2. In the empty space next to the name of the add-on, double-click and enter your keyword. I use something simple like "dic" or "define"
3. Whenever you want to search directly from the URL bar, simple type the keyword followed by your query, example "dic odyssey" or "define odyssey".
Cheers!
Dictionary.com is a free online dictionary that collects word meanings from various dictionaries and provides all possible meanings of the word you've searched for, along with audio files for pronunciation guiding.
Support queries, if any, will be answered on the listing page. I didn't feel the need to make a home-page for this add-on because it's a pretty small extension, and I didn't reckon anyone would have any problems installing it.
== How to use Keyword Search (Search Directly from the URL Bar) ==
1. Type the following code in the URL Bar: "about:preferences#search"
2. In the empty space next to the name of the add-on, double-click and enter your keyword. I use something simple like "dic" or "define"
3. Whenever you want to search directly from the URL bar, simple type the keyword followed by your query, example "dic odyssey" or "define odyssey".
Cheers!
