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Firefox erkennt die Suchmaschine von Web.de, Web.de Suche, nicht mehr an. Wie kann ich die Suchmachine in Google Suche umstellen öhne mein Web.de MailCheck zu verlieren und meine ganzen E-Mails verloren gehen?

Hello Folks:

A few years ago I could request a split search bar that would allow me to specify a search term on one field and have the search results displayed in the other field.

If I wanted to make minor changes to the original search term I could edit the search term which was preserved and perform another search.

This was more convenient than the search option that is offered now, where the search term is replaced by the search results.

Is there an entry in a configuration table that can return this feature?

Thanks Larry

i cannot type the letter u in the search bar when trying to search something. i have been through all of the settings and i cannot figure out why it wont let me use the letter u. it pops up for a second then goes away or it autofills to a different link that im not trying to go to.

Lately, after entering a search item in the address bar, I get the results but when I click on the item I'm searching for, it opens a new window with the same search results. This can repeat about three to five times before my desired article opens in a new window, so I have up to six browser tabs open..

Whenever I open a new firefox window it opens to bing as my search engine even though I have bing unselected and removed from my search engines and google as my default browser for my account, I do not like using bing so if this can be fixed I would really appreciate it. When i open firefix for the first time after closing all windows it opens to my last tabs and stays as google but as soon as I open a second window its suddenly bing, I have triple checked my browser settings to make sure that google is still my default and that bing is removed.

In the last couple of weeks, when I've used the FF address bar to search using Google, I get a Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer message. Sometimes I can just click "i am not a robot" and continue; other times i have to complete a (or several!) captcha before i can proceed.

Also, whether or not I get an AI reply above the results seems entirely random. Before, it used to happen every time, but now I often get "thinking" and then a blank space.

If, instead, I open Google.com and use that page to search, I never get the "unusual traffic" message or a need to complete a captcha. But the AI 'problem' persists.

I've been a long time user of Firefox, ever since Netscape tanked, but this recent issue is starting to anoy me. When ever I do a search directly on the adress bar using Google I receive a blank page with no results. Sometimes the Google homepage doesn't even open and when it does, the page just freezes after I press enter to do the search. I've tried clearing the cookies and cache and playing arround with the privacy settings, no sucess. I have no extentions or any kindd of costumization in the browser. If I open any page typing the correct adress or use one of the other search engines everything works fine. I've instaled and uninstaled Firefox many times, different versions and languages, also with not sucess. I even reinstaled windows...

What's wrong?

Added by FF - poor move on FF part. Unlike others, can't be removed any of the "traditiona" about: methods.

Need to have it go - we DO NOT want this used here.

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.

When I use Firefox browser to search the web the following always appears in the search bar. How do I stop this from happening? https://khsrchrdr.com/ecrp/?gd=RD1005876&searchsource=58&n=edlyfm4a&q=When+I+search+using+Firefox+ Thanks Roy Ferris 18-10-2026 - Roy@royferris.co.uk