Below are some reviews received for FindList:

CNET.COM

FindList gives Firefox’s search a history
“I use Firefox’s on-page search tool all the time. One thing that’s always bugged me about it, however, is that it can only remember one word or phrase at a time. If you’re working on a research paper, or switching between the same few words every time you use it, I recommend downloading FindList.”
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lifehacker.com

FindList Adds a History List to Firefox’s Ctrl+F Dialog
“If you use Ctrl+F like a fiend, this simple extension will add a drop-down history list so you can access your most recent search terms on a given page. If you’re looking for something specific and using Firefox’s “Find on this Page” feature repeatedly, it can get annoying to retype your search terms every time. After installing FindList (and checking the “Keep Entries” box in its settings), the Find box will contain a drop-down that shows you all your recent terms.”
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Four Small and Fresh Experimental Firefox Extensions
“This one’s small, simple, and pretty helpful, especially for research and text wrangling. On its own, Firefox’s Ctrl-F-activated word search function can look for one word, and then another, forgetting the first. FindList simply holds up to 15 words in a pop-up menu from that text box. So if you’re heading from page to page, looking for two or three words or phrases, you won’t have to retype them with FindList installed.”
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instantfundas.com

FindList makes Firefox remember searches
“If you frequently use Ctrl+F (the search feature) in Firefox to find inpage text, you will like FindList, a new experimental addon that adds a drop down list to the search box. FindList keeps a history of the last 15 searches in the web page.”
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which.co.uk

Faster web browsing in Firefox
“If you’ve ever had trouble finding key words or phrases on a web page, the Findlist add-on will make it easier and faster. The basic find function in Firefox works when you press Ctrl+F to bring up a search bar at the bottom of the screen, where you type the words you want to search for. The Findlist add-on extends this function to remember the last 15 search terms, which you can access from a handy drop-down list next to the search box.”
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