I have found the ability to tweak HTTPS absolute only settings in real time with the HTTPS Everywhere Toolbar button more convenient than Firefox’s HTTPS-Only Mode buried in Settings. The torch has been passed to LocalCDN where “Differences between LocalCDN and Decentraleyes” makes the case for this extension. I follow you via RSS.ĭecentraleyes hasn’t been updated since November of last year and though still working at a level available with that v2.0.15, it began loosing its efficacy for nearly a year before that with the continued evolution of Content Delivery Networks. Click the Remove button to take it off your list.Thanks for another great article.Under One-click search engines Search Shortcuts, click on the search engine you want to remove.To remove a search engine, follow these steps: Under One-click search engines Search Shortcuts, remove the check mark next to each search engine you don't want to use.Hide search enginesįollow these steps to remove alternative search engines you don't want to use. Note: The Mycroft Project website also offers search engine add-ons for Firefox and other browsers. Select the search engine add-on you want to install and click Add to Firefox.At the bottom of the Search panel, click on the Find more search engines link.If you added the optional Search bar, click the magnifying glass on the Search bar and then click Change Search Settings.Tab that opens, click on Search in the left pane. Click the menu button and select Settings. Click the menu button and select Options Preferences. In the Menu bar at the top of the screen, click Firefox and select Preferences. Open the Search panel in Firefox Options Preferences Settings.To find these search engines and add them to Firefox: Many providers offer search engine add-ons. You can click on the website icon in the address bar to add the search engine. When you visit a different site that offers a search engine (such as then an icon for that site will appear in the address bar. A search engine icon will be added to the address bar. The Page Actions Add Search Engine menu item that indicates an available search engine (as shown above for YouTube) and select 'Add to Address Bar'. To add search engine discovery to the address bar: Right-click Hold down the control key while you click

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