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My recent experience with Yahoo: A while ago after I installed uTorrent all my browsers (Chrome, Firefox and Safari) switched to Yahoo as my default search. Th
by bonn1 12y ago
My recent experience with Yahoo:
A while ago after I installed uTorrent all my browsers (Chrome, Firefox and Safari) switched to Yahoo as my default search. Then I changed them back to Google.
After a while (I guess after I rebooted the computer) again all browsers showed Yahoo again. I googled for some help I found a hint that I have to disable and remove the 'Searchme' extension. I did so.
After a while (I guess after I rebooted the computer) again all browsers showed Yahoo again and the Searchme extension showed up again. And still Searchme is there—I took a screenshot http://imgur.com/OsH9o0m http://imgur.com/OsH9o0m
EDIT: Why the downvotes?
- bhayden 12y agouTorrent is pretty terrible these days, I steer everyone away from it.
- danw3 12y agoAnd in what direction do you steer them?
- gokhan 12y agoOr downgrade to 2.2.1 and disable updates.
- isaacdl 12y agoYeah, that's almost certainly uTorrent's fault rather than Yahoo's.
- GFK_of_xmaspast 12y agoYahoo's the one paying them.
- Retra 12y agoIf someone else were paying them, this wouldn't be a problem?
- GFK_of_xmaspast 12y agoIf someone else were paying them, we wouldn't blame yahoo.
- Retra 12y agoYou're the only one blaming Yahoo. If Yahoo didn't pay, then the problem would still exist. So why do you blame Yahoo?
- Untit1ed 12y agoI'm certainly blaming Yahoo. Paying browser hijackers isn't exactly the hallmark of a resurgent and reputable internet company.
- kibwen 12y agoBack when Google was paying for Chrome to be bundled with installers for Flash, the installer would silently switch your default browser to Chrome. Do you consider Google to be a reputable internet company?
- clay_to_n 12y ago"EDIT: Why the downvotes?" Just a guess, but people might find your comment totally irrelevant to the posted article.