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to confirm, you are talking about the Forms on websites, not the Address bar, correct?
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to confirm, you are talking about the Forms on websites, not the Address bar, correct?

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Is there a way to restrict browser.formfill searches to only phrases where the beginning exactly matches the text you typed, instead of somewhere ( *wildcard* ) in the phrase? 
 
Ex: 
 
If I type &quot;ser&quot; in the field, I don't want it to display: 
 
Manageable Service Warranties 
Honorable Sergeant Wilkins 
Don't Serve Until Slushy 
Serial # 
Service Categories 
Service Manual 
 
only: 
 
Serial # 
Service Categories 
Service Manual 
etc... 
 
because the text ser is in the beginning of each phrase, not somewhere in the middle. 
 
Any ideas of how to do that? Any help is most appreciated. 
 
Cheers! 
Ben
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Is there a way to restrict browser.formfill searches to only phrases where the beginning exactly matches the text you typed, instead of somewhere ( *wildcard* ) in the phrase?

Ex:

If I type "ser" in the field, I don't want it to display:

Manageable Service Warranties
Honorable Sergeant Wilkins
Don't Serve Until Slushy
Serial #
Service Categories
Service Manual

only:

Serial #
Service Categories
Service Manual
etc...

because the text ser is in the beginning of each phrase, not somewhere in the middle.

Any ideas of how to do that? Any help is most appreciated.

Cheers!
Ben

Firefox Browser.Formfill Wildcard Madness

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.