Does anyone know how to get rid of those search engine icons on the bottom of search suggestions?
Does anyone know how to get rid of those search engine icons on the bottom of search suggestions?
I want to get rid of them because I want to press ↑ on my keyboard to quickly get to the last item on the result list, but don’t want to have to cycle through the search icons.
None of the solutions I found online worked, so I thought I might give it a try here.
Somewhat unrelated to the post: if you ever need to censor something use a black bar, not pixelation.
It's somewhat possible to make out a few of your searches, for example, the third one clearly reads "_Switching from Chrome to Firefox".You’re definitely right, thank you. In this case I didn’t need to really censor because there is no sensitive data, so I just used the feature from greenshot. Otherwise I would’ve used black bars.
In settings -> search there is a table called "Search Shortcuts" and you can uncheck all of the options to remove the icons.
Screenshot:
Neat
Huh. I made the comment on mlmym and the font size is normal on my end. But in memmy it's huge. Weird.
Thank you, removing all the checks in the most left column did the trick.
Open settings, go to search from the left hand menu, scroll down to the list of search shortcuts and either permanently remove the ones you don't want, or just click the checkbox next to it and it won't show up in the address bar.
Also that level of pixelization is easily reversed, better to just black out the parts you don't want visible.
Thank you, removing all the checks in the most left column did the trick!
There is a way to do it but I have forgotten. I think I had to muck around in about:config
I have not tested it thoroughly, but this CSS (on
userChrome.css) should do the trick:.search-one-offs { display: none !important; }What are those buttons at the top?
They are the old fashioned menu. So "file", "edit" etc.
You can get it by pressing Alt. I'm not sure why there are icons in the menu though.
Yeah
They don't matter to the question, but what are they