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Hey /g/!
Firefox recently updated to 50.0 and ever since whenever I type something into the address bar and my history comes up with suggestions to click on, the first one is now "search with google". I always disabled that because it's annoying but now I can't do that. The settings and about:config are calibrated to not do that but it's still there. Does anyone happen to know how to get rid of it? Google couldn't help me find a solution.
Thanks.
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>using firefox
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setbrowser.urlbar.unifiedcompleteto false in about:config
I think that's the one
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switch to chrome, it's not 2011
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>>57584737
It's been set to false for years and still is. That's why I'm so confused. It won't go away.
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>>57584779
What a coincidence, that's how we feel about you.
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>>57584466
Your browser got cucked, m8. You're now #WithHer
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>>57584737
>browser.urlbar.unifiedcomplete
That option has been removed, you can use stylish or userchrome.css to remove the "visit" and "search" entries but the one you want is not gonna be pre-selected so you'll have to use the arrow keys to select it.
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>>57585513.search-one-offs, #urlbar-search-footer { display: none !important; }
This should remove the search and the footer, you can use classic theme restorer too.
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>>57584466
Classic theme restorer.
Anyone who suggests anything else is just dumb.
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OP here. Found the proper checkbox in Classic Theme Restorer. Thanks for the replies. :)
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>>57585680
Sanity prevails.
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