Redirect to Yahoo

Having problems with Yahoo redirect on Chrome (using Mac Pro

Under Chrome - right corner list - parameters - search - manage search engines...

Yahoo is listed as the default search engine - however when highlighted there is no "X" for deletion - it is the only search engine with this feature.

Tried Malwarebytes update - but without success in eliminating the problem

What extensions do you have in Chrome?

Chrome > settings > Extensions

Tags: Mac OS & System Software

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