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Entity # all locales browser • browser • preferences • preferences.ftl
home-prefs-search-header.label 		en-US
Web Search
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Web Search
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Entity # all locales extensions • irc • chrome • chatzilla.properties
cmd.websearch.help 		en-US
Runs a web search for the currently-selected text.
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Runs a web search for the currently-selected text.
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Entity # all locales extensions • irc • chrome • chatzilla.properties
pref.websearch.url.help 		en-US
The URL to use when running a web search; your search terms will be appended to this URL. You can include the optional parameter %s to insert your search terms in a specific part of the URL instead (e.g. "http://www.searchwebsite.com/search?q=%s"). If this field is left blank, your browser's search engine will be used (or Google, if Chatzilla is not running as a browser plugin).
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The URL to use when running a web search; your search terms will be appended to this URL. You can include the optional parameter %s to insert your search terms in a specific part of the URL instead (e.g. "http://www.searchwebsite.com/search?q=%s"). If this field is left blank, your browser's search engine will be used (or Google, if Chatzilla is not running as a browser plugin).
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Entity # all locales extensions • irc • chrome • chatzilla.properties
pref.websearch.url.label 		en-US
Web search URL
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Web search URL
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Entity # all locales mail • chrome • messenger • newmailaccount • accountProvisioner.dtd
search_engine.message 		en-US
Your email provider can also provide you with web search capabilities.
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Your email provider can also provide you with web search capabilities.
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Entity # all locales suite • chrome • common • pref • pref-locationbar.dtd
keywords.label 		en-US
Perform a web search when entered text is not a web location
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Perform a web search when entered text is not a web location
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Entity # all locales suite • chrome • common • pref • pref-search.dtd
openContextSearchTab.label 		en-US
Open a tab instead of a window for a context menu web search
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Open a tab instead of a window for a context menu web search
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Entity # all locales mozilla_org • en • firefox • privacy • book.ftl
privacy-book-its-also-possible 		en-US
It’s also possible that nobody’s account got hijacked but your uncle still sends you a fraudulent link because he simply doesn’t know better. If you don’t know the site and prefer to be safe over being sorry, do a quick web search before clicking!
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It’s also possible that nobody’s account got hijacked but your uncle still sends you a fraudulent link because he simply doesn’t know better. If you don’t know the site and prefer to be safe over being sorry, do a quick web search before clicking!
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Entity # all locales mozilla_org • en • firefox • privacy • book.ftl
privacy-book-some-online-services 		en-US
<strong>Some online services will ask you to additionally protect your accounts with security questions.</strong> They suggest e.g. the name of your pet, your first car or your home address as a kid. However, anyone who knows you well enough (or manages to get that information from a data leak or even just a quick web search) might know the answers to these questions too, which makes them ineffective. The solution is easy: there’s no need to provide correct answers to security questions when setting them up. The respective services will not check on accuracy; just make sure to remember the answers you provide.
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<strong>Some online services will ask you to additionally protect your accounts with security questions.</strong> They suggest e.g. the name of your pet, your first car or your home address as a kid. However, anyone who knows you well enough (or manages to get that information from a data leak or even just a quick web search) might know the answers to these questions too, which makes them ineffective. The solution is easy: there’s no need to provide correct answers to security questions when setting them up. The respective services will not check on accuracy; just make sure to remember the answers you provide.
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