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      <p>This extension is not compatible to recent versions of Firefox and is no longer maintained.</p>

      <p>You should uninstall it. Click in the menu on "Tools -> Add-Ons", switch to the "Extensions" tab at the top of that window, then scroll down until the entry "Search Engine Ordering" appears. Click on it. After that, buttons will appear that let you (amongst other things) uninstall it. Do that!</p>

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        <li>The old feature of rearranging the search engines is built into Firefox from version 2 on. You can find it by opening the popup menu with search engines and click "Manage Search Engines..."</li>
        <li>To get back the feature of adding new engines to the search bar, try my <a href="../search-tools/">Add to Search Bar</a> extension.</li>
        <li>If you are searching for a way to sort your search engines alphabetically, there is <a href="https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/3931/">the Search Engine Sorting extension</a>.</li>
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        <h2 id="about">About Search Engine Ordering</h2>
        <p>Search Engine Ordering (short: <abbr>SEO</abbr>) is an extension for <a href="http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/">Mozilla Firefox</a> with several features for those often using the search bar. The main features are:</p>
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          <li>Rearrange the search engines</li>
          <li>Delete <em>Search Plugins</em></li>
          <li>Create custom Searchplugins</li>
          <li>some other stuff&hellip;</li>
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        <h2 id="install">Install</h2>
        <p><a href="searchengineordering_0.9.6.xpi" class="install">Install Search Engine Ordering 0.9.6</a></p>
        <p>Or install from <a href="https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=2164">Mozilla Update</a> if you trust them more.</p>
        <p>This Software is distributed under the terms of MPL/PGL/LGPL and therefore on an "AS IS" basis,
           WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License
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         <h2 id="bonecho">Bon Echo Compatibility</h2>
         <p>I am often asked when a compatible version of Search Engine Ordering with Bon Echo (Firefox 2.0 Alpha) or Minefield (Firefox Trunk) is to be expected. The answer: There'll <em>never</em> be one. This is because the Firefox Devs decided to implement the features of SEO directly into Firefox. (Only the "Hide Add Engines" option will be missing but that will be replaced by a very useful "Manage Engines" so I don't think many will feel a need for this anyway.) I plan to develop an extension (under a more descriptive name) for Firefox 2.0 that adds Folders and Separators but I cannot begin until Bon Echo is feature-save (first Beta or so). Until then you cannot expect many new features in SEO. Firstly because I myself as a Nightly users could not use it anyway and secondly because all the work would have gone useless with the release of Bon Echo (which will be too soo, IMHO) anyway. I will continue fixing bugs in SEO until Bon Echo is released though.</p>
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