Is it possible to disable the search engine toolbar in Mozilla Firefox?
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No, you can't, the search toolbar is built right into Firefox.
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open your browser and right click on the top of your browser you will see a drop down menu. you will see here Yahoo toolbar checked just uncheck that option and you yahoo search option will be disappeared.
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I am not sure exactly waht "Search For It" is, but try to go to View --> Toolbars --> the deselect it.\n\nYou should also probably run adaware or Spybot, to see if it is spyware.  They can both be downloaded for free at www.pcworld.com
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If you mean the yahoo toolbar:\n\nIf you want to remove all the entries in your search history right now, but you still want Yahoo! Toolbar to remember your searches in the future, do the following: \n\nClick on the Pencil menu \nSelect "Clear Recent Searches" \nIf you want to save your recent searches while you're searching on the web, but to automatically clear the saved searches when you close your browser window, do the following: \n\nClick on the Pencil menu \nSelect "Toolbar Options" \nSelect "Auto clear recent searches when exiting IE" so that there is a checkmark in the box next to it. \nClick "OK" \nIf you want to disable the feature entirely so none of your searches are saved, do the following: \n\nClick on the Pencil menu \nSelect "Toolbar Options" \nClick "Remember Recent Searches" so that there is not a checkmark in the box next to it \nClick "OK"
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Firefox is not actually a toolbar, it is an alternative browser. So instead of using IE you would use firefox. Most toolbars are avaliable for download to use on firefox and in my openion at the moment firefox is more secure, reliable and easier to use. I suggest that you at least give firefox a try, once you use tabbed browsing you'll never go back.\n\nAlso a google, yahoo, amazon, creative commons, dictionary.com and ebay search bar comes built in with the browser it's self.
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Hi, if you have yahoo! toolbar then you press on the icon on the left of the search field and at toolbar options...uncheck the "enable recent searches".
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It's easier to use the Google Toolbar to search instead of the Firebox Search Bar. You can then change the default Google search engine for the Google Toolbar just by clicking Options followed by "Search" at the top of the window. Then change the Google site in the drop down menu.  However, if you don't have/want the google toolbar, do the following:\n\n- Go to your installation folder (default is C:&#92;Program    Files&#92;Mozilla Firefox) then open the "searchplugins" folder.  \n\n- You should see a file called google.src, open that file with a text editor such as Wordpad or Notepad.\n\n- Find the line that says exactly as below:\naction="http://www.google.com/search"\n\n- Change that line to:\naction="http://www.google.ca/search"\n\n- Save the file, and restart Firefox.\n\nHope that helps.
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You are talking about the Google toolbar. Press the "Google" button on the left and select "Clear search history"
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go to the pencil icon and click "Toolbar Options..." uncheck all the boxes below the Search Box category.
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That would depend on where the toolbar comes from.\nIf it is part of IE, click on [View] then [Toolbars], and uncheck the ones you don't want to see.  For other programs, there should be a similar method.  If it's a third part addon, then you probably have to uninstall it.
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If you have Windows XP, in Internet Explorer, go to Tools, Pop-up Blocker, and turn off the pop up blocker.  If you have the yahoo or google or some other toolbar or pop up blocker, you can usually click on the icon for pop up blocker in that toolbar, and disable it.
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You can use "Google Toolbar"... here is the link: http://toolbar.google.com/firefox/index.html it has a built in pop up blocker that is great. and it automatically updates itself. its great.
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yes right next to the "search the web" there is a button that says sidebar click it and it should be gone. or on the bar where file edit etc there is one for the sidebar, you can also press F8
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http://toolbar.yahoo.com/firefox
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Yes because Yahoo toolbar is for Internet Explorer not Firefox....
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It depends on which browser you use:\nFirefox: Tools > Options > Privacy > Saved Forms > uncheck "remember forms"\nInternet Explorer: not sure, probably should be an option under Tools. \n\nAlso, you can delete individual search items by holding down Shift while hitting delete.  \n\nHope this helps!  Good luck!
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If its a browser, Go to view menu, Tool bar option and uncheck the corresponding toolbar.