As you type into the address bar or search bar, Waterfox suggests relevant search terms or solution buttons related to the task or answer you may be looking for. When search suggestions are enabled, the text you type is sent to your default search engine. This search engine analyzes the words and displays a list of popular results based on the search term. How search suggestions work If you see a search suggestion that matches what you are looking for, click on it to see results for that search term. This can save time and help you find what you’re looking for with less typing. Enabling search suggestions will send the keywords you type in a search field to the default search engine – unless you appear to be typing a URL or hostname. Searches can be entered into: the address bar the Search bar, if enabled in the toolbar the Search bar on the New Tab page The default search engine may collect that information according to the terms of their privacy policy. Us...