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If you ever wanted to add a BookFinder.com OpenSearch plugin the option is now available.
If you are about to ask "What's OpenSearch" it's that small search box to the right the URL display on your browser. Here you can automatically search on your favorite website (obviously BookFinder.com, right?) without having to first enter their URL. If you want to add BookFinder.com as one of your search options It's very easy to do.
In Firefox simply go to the BookFinder.com homepage and then click on the small downward facing arrow like so:
From here just click the "Add "BookFinder.com" button and viola, instant BookFinder.com searches from anywhere on the internet.
In Internet Explorer the procedure is the same and the screen should look like this:
Now whenever you want to compare prices with BookFinder.com you can immediately do a keyword search from wherever you happen to be on the web without having to load our homepage.
If you ever wanted to add a BookFinder.com OpenSearch plugin the option is now available.
If you are about to ask "What's OpenSearch" it's that small search box to the right the URL display on your browser. Here you can automatically search on your favorite website (obviously BookFinder.com, right?) without having to first enter their URL. If you want to add BookFinder.com as one of your search options It's very easy to do.
In Firefox simply go to the BookFinder.com homepage and then click on the small downward facing arrow like so:
From here just click the "Add "BookFinder.com" button and viola, instant BookFinder.com searches from anywhere on the internet.
In Internet Explorer the procedure is the same and the screen should look like this:
Now whenever you want to compare prices with BookFinder.com you can immediately do a keyword search from wherever you happen to be on the web without having to load our homepage.
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