Mozilla has revealed how it plans to integrate plain text commands directly into future versions of Firefox.

Dubbed Taskfox, the move sees Mozilla's Ubiquity project become part of the browser itself, allowing users to type commands directly into the address bar.

You can, for example, type "map cleveland street london" to bring up a Google Map of that location, or "amazon-search the great gatsby" to find that book on Amazon, without visiting the website directly.

Ubiquity, which has been available as a Firefox extension for several months, already has more than 1,200 commands in its library and over 200,000 regular users, according to Mozilla.