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how can I change the search results coming up when I enter a term in my address bar from through yahoo to through google?

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when I used to enter a term in my address bar, search results through google used to come up; suddenly, I'm getting results from yahoo! I want results to come through google. I've cleared my add-ons and set google as my home page, yet it persists; how can I make it search through google? p.s. I know I can search through google by entering the term in the "search engine" area to the right of the address bar; I want to know how I can do so straight from the address bar!

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when I used to enter a term in my address bar, search results through google used to come up; suddenly, I'm getting results from yahoo! I want results to come through google. I've cleared my add-ons and set google as my home page, yet it persists; how can I make it search through google? p.s. I know I can search through google by entering the term in the "search engine" area to the right of the address bar; I want to know how I can do so straight from the address bar! Thanks!

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cor-el
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Start Firefox in Diagnose Firefox issues using Troubleshoot Mode to check if one of the extensions or if hardware acceleration is causing the problem (switch to the DEFAULT theme: Firefox (Tools) > Add-ons > Appearance/Themes).

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