As has been said Google did have something similar before and got rid of it unfortunately. Yes, this definitely needs to be ported for FF. It almost makes me want to try Chrome just so I can have the satisfaction of getting rid of experts exchange, driver sites, be the first to review this sites, get a free virus scan sites, blog sites and on and on and on.
Yes, it will be a long list for me and may take a while to complete it but eventually I'll be able to search without nonsense filling the first ten pages.

The first rule of Anonymous club is......

I wonder what happened.

I have a lovely stapler at home.

Me:"Yes, I'd like a mars bar
Vendy:"Perhaps you should have a facial mask".
Me:"Why should I? My Mum says I'm a as handsome as a prince!"
Vendy:"All mothers say that, to avoid hurting your feelings ugly".
Me:*Bursts into tears*
Me:"Allright I'll take a facial mask, a razor, a box of tampons, and a coke"

"Galaxy X could soon lead to Galaxies Y and Z, according to Chakrabarti". Phew, at least there could only be three of 'em.

Using current technology I wonder how much storage a 24 inch platter would have.

That green I sunk in the corner pocket last week was a shot worthy of....eh? Oh a big lightbulb. Meh.

Hopefully they'll be able to prevent something similar from happening again barring another intense solar storm.

8 months-ish,that sounds about right for "I'll get around to it".

Isn't there a rule about not mixing your drinks. To prevent having the trots the day after, for example.

Back in 1999 or thereabouts on holiday I picked up a hat that had a solar panel on the top, and a fan in the brim that blew onto your face. I thought it was the epitome of personal solar technology. I guess it still is after looking at those pants.

When they've finished over here you'll be able to sign a petition on the Government website in a flash.

I did hit the return key a couple of times, preview was OK. Yes, the submitted looks naff.

My computer like a few came with MSO pre-installed. I didn't mind the initial legit check (I still have the licence key) and subsequent download of updates. It's when a few months later it asked, nay, demanded to check again. Later I opened a document and it asked again, and again, and again so on and so forth. An e-mail natter back and forth with someone whose spelling could be better at Microsoft help got me nowhere. "Have you entered the correct licence key?" "Have you un-installed and re-installed, then re-entered the licence key?" There must be something better I thought. So I gave Open Office a try. A free office program? It must be a bit naff, full of bugs I thought. Well I was surprised, I've had no problems with it and it covers all my needs. I haven't looked back since.