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How can I avoid "Captcha" routine whenever I serach on Google?

I frequently am asked to certify that I am "not a robot" as I receive this message: "Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network. This page chec… (saznaj više)

I frequently am asked to certify that I am "not a robot" as I receive this message: "Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network. This page checks to see if it's really you sending the requests, and not a robot. "

Then I have to pick out some feature in various images, This routine is often repeated until I supposedly get things right. I find it all annoying and time-wasting. What do I do? Thanks. --GT.

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Disable Google search in look up feature on iOS

I have DuckDuckGo set as my default search engine on Firefox iOS, but whenever I try using the Look Up feature and then Search, it always gives back results from Google. … (saznaj više)

I have DuckDuckGo set as my default search engine on Firefox iOS, but whenever I try using the Look Up feature and then Search, it always gives back results from Google. I even turned off Google Search as one of my preferred search engine, and I still get Google search results. This only happens when I try using Look Up, because it works perfectly fine when I try searching normally. How do I change it, if it can be changed at all?

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How to find a Folder in Thunderbird

Hi there, I’ve spent many hours trying to find an answer. Perhaps it’s right under my nose, but I just can’t seem to find it. Please help! I’ve created extra folders in T… (saznaj više)

Hi there, I’ve spent many hours trying to find an answer. Perhaps it’s right under my nose, but I just can’t seem to find it. Please help!

I’ve created extra folders in Thunderbird to keep my messages organized. Question: How can I locate a specific folder?

Example: I create a folder named "a555". I CANNOT FIND THE FOLDER "a555".

(why did I choose "a555"? It’s a unique combination of letters and numbers, which ensures there are no unintended search results.)

Searching for a message does reveal the name of the folder it’s contained in, but that’s not what I’m looking for. I want to be able to search for the folder itself directly.

I have tried searching using: Global Search (top right) – Ctrl + K; Specific Search – Ctrl + Shift + F; This Thunderbird forum; A general search on the internet.

Any answer would be greatly appreciated. Arthur Cerew.

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