Google redirects

Safari and google chrome redirects me to yahoo.  I ran malwarebytes and reset preference settings, but still the two web browsers redirects me to yahoo.  Can someone tell me how to solve this problem.  Thank you very much.

1 safari > Preferences > Extensions

Disable all extensions and test them.

Enable the Extensions one by one and test.

To uninstall any extension, select it and click the "Uninstall" button

2 safari > Preferences > Search > search engine:

Select your preferred search engine.

3 safari > Preferences > General > homepage:

Set your home page.

4 restart the Mac.

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