Using the Windows Firefox latest version of the Tor Browser, if I control+F search for, oh, say, "A", and then F3, one by one, through a score of tabs
to run the same search, Firefox efficiently remembers the same search term (which is good) so that I only have to type that search term once.
Each subsequent tab is the same search with an efficient use of the F3 key.
To make that a bit more efficient, I can add to that workflow an AutoHotkey script (perhaps mapped to a key like F2) that executes
Ctrl+F, Ctrl+V & then Escape
Pressing that once per tab pastes "B" into the bar and updates that tab's memory without us having to spell it out (as "B" can be rather complex).
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