You can delete individual Google searches on Mozilla Firefox using the keyboard shortcuts within the address bar or search bar. Here's how:
Deleting Individual Search Items
To remove specific search entries from your history in Mozilla Firefox:
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Click on the Address bar or Search bar input field where you have entered a search term in the past. This will display your search history.
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Use the ↓ (down arrow) and ↑ (up arrow) keys to scroll through the list of items in your search history.
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Once the item you want to delete is highlighted, press Shift + Delete. This will remove the highlighted search term from your search history.
Example:
Let's say you searched for "best pizza near me" and want to remove that specific search from your history.
- Click in the address bar.
- Use the up and down arrow keys to highlight "best pizza near me" in the dropdown list.
- Press Shift + Delete to remove it.
By following these steps, you can selectively delete unwanted search queries from your Mozilla Firefox search history.
