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This is most excellent, boo_radley! ++. No more waiting for the initial page to load before I can begin searching.

Sweet stuff, indeed.

Update: The following will allow you to search CPAN.

# cpan search

<search
   name="CPAN"
   description="Search CPAN "
   method="GET"
   action="http://search.cpan.org/search"
>

<input name="query" user>

<interpret
    browserResultType="result"
    charset = "UTF-8"
>
</search>
[download]

If things get any worse, I'll have to ask you to stop helping me.

In reply to Re: a Mozilla Firebird searchplugin for Perlmonks by shockme
in thread a Mozilla Firebird searchplugin for Perlmonks by boo_radley

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