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Firefox 19.0 has Google nag each time I open a new Google search

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Russell
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WinXP sp3 How do I neuter the Google nag in the top right hand of a new tab/page I have set I have set ...

Options > General > Startup

When Firefox starts:= "Show my home page"

Home Page:= https://www.google.com.au/

How do I turn the nag off very annoying "Hey there have a sec" balloon.

Really dumbing down and distracting I have an image to upload but nowhere on this new thread to upload the image.

Thank you for any help

WinXP sp3 How do I neuter the Google nag in the top right hand of a new tab/page I have set I have set ... Options > General > Startup When Firefox starts:= "Show my home page" Home Page:= https://www.google.com.au/ How do I turn the nag off very annoying "Hey there have a sec" balloon. Really dumbing down and distracting I have an image to upload but nowhere on this new thread to upload the image. Thank you for any help

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Russell
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Here is the image of the Google nag

[https://support.cdn.mozilla.net/media.../2013-03-02-00-46-06-4edb15.png]

cor-el
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Closing that popup nag is saved in a cookie (OGP) from the google.com.au domain, so you will have to create an allow exception to keep that cookie if you want to avoid getting that nag.