User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:40.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/40.0 Build ID: 20150826023504 Steps to reproduce: The "Search with current engine" segment is a command, and should have a different background for hover and hover:active. http://s2.postimg.org/imqbhdkux/Search_With_Current.png And shouldn't "Search settings" have a different background for hover:active?

(In reply to Yaron from comment #0) > The "Search with current engine" segment is a command, and should have a > different background for hover and hover:active. This was initially designed as a label, not as a command (and it's still purposefully not keyboard accessible). We made the click there work in bug 1110235, but the description there said: (Philipp Sackl [:phlsa] (Firefox UX) from bug 1110235 comment #0) > We don't need any visual feedback here for the moment. For the 'Search settings' item, it should behave like the footer of other panels. Unfortunately the styling of the download and the bookmark panel footers are inconsistent :-/.

Thanks Florian. The only way to go to Google/Yahoo Search page (when there's no value in the search bar) is pressing "Search with current engine". I think it's important to change the current behavior. Could you try? :)

(In reply to Yaron from comment #2) > Thanks Florian. > > The only way to go to Google/Yahoo Search page (when there's no value in the > search bar) is pressing "Search with current engine". Pressing <enter> also works. > I think it's important to change the current behavior. I disagree, but it's a UX decision anyway (Stephen, what do you think?). > Could you try? :) I won't, but if the decision is to do the change, I could mentor someone to do it.

(In reply to Florian Quèze [:florian] [:flo] from comment #3) > Pressing <enter> also works. Many users are "Mouse Oriented". > I won't, but if the decision is to do the change, I could mentor someone to > do it. Too bad. :) Thank you anyway.