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Sander Pant shared an idea in Mozilla on March 01, 2009 23:43:

Less spessific, more general, also Site Search

Ubiquity should have "search on this site" command. And generally commands that have more to do with the site I`m already on. Like whois, wayback, etc.

It is getting more and more complicated instead of the other way.

Google Site Search integration as linked in https://wiki.mozilla.org/Labs/Ubiquit... doesn`t exist.

A comment on the problem "Translate result is not copyable." in Mozilla:

Thanks for pointing out something from the introduction.
But how come it is so... obvious? Why couldnt I copy if I wanted to? Is ubiquity ment to be used only inside Firefox? I mean if I wanted to have the definition of a word to copy into notepad I should use other methods? – Sander Pant, on January 21, 2009 03:12

Sander Pant marked one of Endolith's replies in Mozilla as useful. Endolith replied to the problem "Translate result is not copyable.".

Sander Pant reported a problem in Mozilla on January 20, 2009 20:45:

Translate result is not copyable.

Using the translate from language to language gives the word in ubiquity, but it is not possible to copy it.
"translate offspring to french from english"

A comment on the idea "I'd rather "send" something than "email" it." in Mozilla:

Actually, I wouldn't care how it got sent.
If I understand correctly then this is the point of ubiquity.

Other thing: having only one e-mail is a rare thing too. – Sander Pant, on December 26, 2008 22:40

Sander Pant shared an idea in Mozilla on December 19, 2008 04:13:

I'd rather "send" something than "email" it.

Sending seems more logical than emailing. They could be parallel? Maybe it is just me not being a native speaker.