Making new safari finder dropdown window permanent

Hi,
I like the new dropdown 'find' window in safari and would like to kep it there permanently and not just when I activate the find buttons.
How can I keep the dropdown window as a permanent feature of Safari?
Thx George UK

totally understandable, just was curious.
i tried to do a quick google search but didnt see anything that would help. send apple feed back and they may include the option in a later release of the software.
in all honesty though if you show them once and remind them a few times they will probably be using it all the time. my brother was figuring out keycomands before my dad knew how to use our mac se half way and he got it for work.
i totally understand why you want it up and see how you want your kids to be able to get to it quick but i can almost guarantee if you tell them once how to use it they wont think twice about using it to its full ability
-matt

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