Is there any single unified GUI option to choose the default search engine *everywhere* in SM?

Hello again, I've just found an annoying issue with SM 2.0pre. Here the details: I've chosen Ixquick over a https connection as my default search engine. Ixquick provides a .spec file that works with the normal Firefox and SM specifications so that I can change the default search engine via

Re: Is there any single unified GUI option to choose the default search engine *everywhere* in SM?

Martin Freitag wrote: afaik there is no such option in the GUI. Also see: If there's no such bu

Re: Is there any single unified GUI option to choose the default search engine *everywhere* in SM?

Robert Kaiser wrote: More comments or votes may help to speed things up, perhaps. No, they don't, nowhere in Bugzilla. Only a patch does. Well, OK. However a bug "fixed on popular acclamation" doesn't sound so bad. Just kidding, OK? :-) -- Anche un idiota può avere buone idee. (Regola aurea

Re: Is there any single unified GUI option to choose the default search engine *everywhere* in SM?

NoOp wrote: Works for me: 2.0b1 linux. Place the ixquick_seamon_en.src in the /seamonkey/searchplugins folder. Note: I see you are using windows, so your searchplugins folder will be in your 'Programs' directory where seamonkey is installed. Then: Edit|Preferences|Browser|Internet Search|Search u

Re: Mouse middle clicking on a RSS web link steals mail window focus

On 26 Mar, 02:40, Barry Edwin Gilmour wrote: [...] > I see some conundrums:- > Shouldn't focus stay on the job-at-hand, which is the opening of the > browser to load the linked-page in a browser-background-tab, rather than > staying-focussed on a different-component of the suite (Mail/News)? > W