imdb, discogs, merriam webster can't be added to firefox search bar anymore?

Firefox users: If you search the web using the address bar sorry to hear it. If you don't like commingling web browsing with searching and use the "search bar," you may have noticed some changes. Until recently Firefox had add-ons available allowing users to add Discogs, IMDb, and Merriam Webster to their list of search engines. Firefox appears to have removed these handy tools and replaced them with add-ons enabling the user to (i) select text on a browser page, (ii) right-click and choose one of these databases from the context menu, and (iii) find the selected text there. If the word you're searching doesn't appear on your browser page you're f*cked -- you can no longer search IMDb, Discogs, or Merriam Webster directly from your browser. This is not progress! If this is incorrect please email and this post will be updated.

Earlier example of de-improved search.

Update: The above comments pertain to Firefox running on a laptop with (holds nose) Windows 10. Linux Mint, on its search engine page, offers IMDb and Merriam Webster but not Discogs as Firefox add-ons.

you sure showed him

Simon Reynolds-recommended blogger Aloysius lets rip:

no point in following old people on twitter
one annoying thing i've noticed is they all love when MSNBC blue checkmark guys reply to trump tweets with shit like "Mr. President, you are not the commander-in-chief. You are the liar-in-chief." wow, you sure showed him! when he sees your tweet (and he definitely will), no doubt he'll be too devastated to do anything but resign in shame.

it doesn't matter how smart or interesting they are elsewhere -- that's great content to literally any left leaning middle aged person.

https://twitter.com/DethVeggie/status/1221362421677379584

renick bell liked this tweet. he must be older than i thought.

edit: another example lol https://twitter.com/AoDespair/status/1223204571729711104

Oh, those old people. But yes, this is a good example of what's wrong in Twitterville.