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  Original title: visibility

  Since the download of google Chrome, the tabs and icons are so small, difficult to see.  I'm able to increase the fonts in the field but the tabs on top so small; any suggestions as how to increase?

  Hello
   
  Are you referring to tabs in Google Chrome?
   
  Please follow the given link of Google and check if that helps.
  http://www.Google.com/support/forum/p/chrome/thread?TID=2f545f0095bd642a&hl=en 

• Firefox cannot connect to google in the search bar

  I recently had an attacker change the IP address of the DNS server in my router to a bad. When it has been changed, I couldn't access google or facebook. I have fixed and can browse both sites, but the search bar in the upper right won't take me to google. I get an "Unable to connect" error. Do other search engines (e.g. wikipedia) is very good.

  Firefox 37 right out of the box (+ router nonsense) on Ubuntu 14.

  Time seems to have fixed. Maybe the https / /google.com ip has been in cache or something.

• Is it possible to have a Youtube or Google result the search appear in the history of Firefox without knowing about this?

  I recently found a few Google and Youtube search, on my boyfriend's computer results in Firefox, which were "questionable" and when I asked him about them, he categorically denied knowing what they were and said he recently had some viruses on their computer and they could have put these results there. I don't know if this is possible or not. The only thing similar to what I have heard is virus redirecting you to a certain site, but not to specific google and youtube results, and if it happened, he should see, right? I think it's the version 11.0. Help!

  It is possible that you have a virus which was redirect, but if there is research on Google and Youtube searches, it is likely that someone is doing some research.

  You can try to run these tools to search for infections: http://www.malwarebytes.org/

  http://support.Kaspersky.com/FAQ/?QID=208283363

  So I can't say for sure your boyfriend made these, but it is highly likely that 'somebody', not 'something' not their.

• Now I have Yahoo as my search engine when I want only Google, but the "Search" tab in preferences shows Google, even load Yahoo

  When I open Firefox, Yahoo charges as my search engine, when I want to Google. It shows that Google is my search engine in Firefox preferences, under the tab "Search", but still Yahoo takes over as my engine of research envisaged, what is not!

  I have a Macbook Pro and need advice for the resolution of this problem on my Macbook Pro, not a PC. Can you help me?

  As a result of one of these points, a possible culprit would be an extension. If you prefer a little troubleshooting before using Refresh...

  You can view, turn off and often remove unwanted extensions or unknowns on the page modules. Either:

  • Command + shift + a (Windows: Ctrl + Shift + a)
  • "3-bar" menu button (or tools) > Add-ons

  In the left column, click Extensions. Then, take a critical look on the list on the right side. All extensions are optional. When in doubt, turn off.

  Often, a link will appear above at least an extension disabled to restart Firefox. You can complete your work on the tab and click one of the links in the last step.

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• How can I get rid of the "Verizon search" thingy? Every time I tried to search google with the search bar, it uses Verizon search instead of google.

  Someone knows how to fix this?

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• My old homepage of Mozilla like Google with the search in the middle of page bar. He now has info and other things listed.

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• Google for the search bar continues to disappear, also the icon e - bay.

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  -See using the Google toolbar features without toolbars

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Using_Google_Toolbar_features_without_toolbars

• How to restore the search bar drop-down list and the search engine icon today as it was in version FF 33?

  Some ealier time, I managed to go back to the drop down list via editing about: config and setting browser.search.showOneOffButtons to false.

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  How can I go back to find it is old menu drop-down appearance?

  "browser.search.showOneOffButtons" was a temporary pref which lasted from Firefox 34 upward through 42 of Firefox. The underlying code that have supported this preference is gone like Firefox 43.

  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/addon/classicthemerestorer/ has an option for old search (experimental) in Options of CTR > UI (1)

• Help! I can't change the search engine for the Firefox widget on my home screen

  OK, so my engine failure to research on FF for Android is Duckduckgo. It is also the only one I have in my list of search engines in FF settings. I also use the search widget FF on my homescreen for quick search. It is and has always been, Duckduckgo. But, all of a sudden after the recent update (I use the FF, 36 beta something), for my search widget on my home screen, switched to Google search engine! I don't know why... I never use it. But this applies only to the search engine for the FF search on my home screen widget, not when I'm looking for something in FF itself. Does anyone else have this problem? Because I can't find a way to change the search engine in the FF widget... Looked everywhere in search widget settings and in FF itself. Thanks for the help of any body!

  I found a way to implement back to DuckDuckGo after a bit of fiddling with the default search engine in the browser.

  I think that the update should have overridden the setting somehow. What you need to do is to any other search engine default, then set DuckDuckGo returned as default. This will also update engine of the widget's default search.

  I hope this helps.

• How keep Google as a search engine on Firefox startpage, any search engine is in the upper drop box right?

  When I change the search engine in the upper search box right (to let's say Wikipedia), the search engine in the middle of the homepage Firefox changes accordingly. I don't want to do (I want to pin it to Google). How to do?

  The current versions of Firefox use the search engine that is selected in the search bar (click the search engine icon to open the drop-down list) on the Navigation bar for research via the address bar and for the search engine on the subject: homepage.

  If you want to use different search engines, then you can install the extension of search by keyword to specify with search engine to use for the search and address bar which engine to use for the topic: homepage via Windows Options/preferences of this extension, accessible via the on: addons page (Firefox > Add-ons).

  • Keyword search: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/keyword-search/

• Why the bar address bing search, when I googled chosen for the search bar in windows 7?

  My home computer has windows 7 x 64 bit and when I type something in the address bar it uses bing to search by keyword, and yet I google for the search bar. At work, I have xp and when I type in the address bar, it uses google to search by keyword and I googled for this search bar.

  How can I change my windows 7 to search by keyword in the address bar with google? I think it is a bug

  Search bar has been hijiacked by some Micro$ oft windows update...
  Can fix manually as follows:

  (a) access to about: config
  (b) search for the keyword. URL parameter
  (c) replace the entry (http://search.conduit.com/ResultsExt.aspx?ctid=CT2438727 & SearchSource = 2 & q =) with this one:
  http://www.Google.com/search?ie=UTF-8 & oe = UTF - 8 & SourceId = navclient & gfns = 1 & q =

• How to change the search engine when you use the functionality of Firefox Home button Search?

  In Firefox itself, I have configured duckduckgo as my default search provider.

  But when I use the host Firefox search button it is always defined on google and I don't see any possibility to change that?

  I love the Firefox Home button Search (or whatever we call it) otherwise, but it's annoying that it does not use the default Firefox.

  I use the Google Launcher now.

  Hi mrt181, it is planned to use the same search engine as in firefox - however, there is a bug at the moment, so it does not apply in all situations.
  usually, it will be enough to change the default engine in firefox back once to work around the problem in the search widget and get the same as set in the browser search provider.

• It is always possible to search with different search engines in the search bar and address bar?

  I used to use the address bar of Firefox to search for things on Google and the search bar to search for things on Wikipedia. The convenience, especially with the shortcuts Ctrl + L and Ctrl + K has been incredible and I don't understand why this feature would disappear so I guess that it simply was hidden without subject: config somewhere. How can I go on revenant Firefox which is previous feature?

  Note: I use the Nightly build of Firefox for 64-bit systems, if this issue must be addressed specifically to this branch of development please directly to where I can do.

  From 23 of Firefox, the address bar uses the search engine selected in your search bar.

  Assign keywords to your search engines, then the prefix of your search in the address bar query, for example

  g gingerbread recipes
  

  Google search for revenues of gingerbread.

  For more information, see the section "Key words" in the following article.

  • Use the search bar in Firefox

  If you can't stand absolutely avoid typing two extra characters, then you can try the following extension. It has not been considered by a Firefox Add-ons site editor, so use it at your own risk.

  • http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=12927143#p12927143

• Instructions to remove the search engine do not work, the "delete" button remains grayed out check marks independently. Is there another way that actually works?

  The Firefox Support instructions below do not work in version 36. The button 'delete' is never gray State asset once the unwanted/s search engine are checked for removal. I tried one at a time and in groups, it does everything just as they suggest below.

  Delete a search engine

  You can remove search engines, that you don't need by performing the following steps on the search bar in the toolbar or on the page tab.

     Click the search engine icon and select Manage Search Engines... to open the search engines manager.
     To remove a search engine, select it from the list, and click Remove.
  

  If you accidentally delete a default search engine, click on restore default values to recover the default search engines.

     If you accidentally delete a search engine that you installed, you must re-install it.
  

  I found the solution, the surprisingly simple. Thanks to everyone for trying, but against all the recommendations after a new analysis of malware, virus and upgrade to the latest version released on March 5, 2015... Here is the fix:

  Left click on the dropdown search button, then left click on the "change search settings." Ignore completely the checkboxes as suggested by Mozilla. The text of the search engine you want to delete to highlight in blue in the Middle, click on the grey Out button below should become active. The only function of the boxes by the search engine will make them visible or not when using the search box in Firefox. The solutions proposed by others seems logical, but I learned more than 4 decades as a technician in computer science, opt for the simple solution first. Thank you all for your suggestions, this fix works for versions 36 and 36.0.01on Windows 7. I guess it should work for other OS also.