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How do you search DOM elements using CSS selectors in Chrome?

Using google chrome, need help with the search engine?

  • usually, when i simply type something in google chrome, it imedietly searches with the google search engine...but for some reason, it uses some other one called queryexplorer, and i even tried to switch it back, but it keeps saying google is my search engine (default). How am i suppose to fix this?

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    reinstall u r browser and try other browser like ie,firefox

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Salem Alikoum, In Google Chrome, you want to check your options/settings. In the top right corner of the browser there is a wrench/tool icon. Click that, then click on options. On the first tab, you want to make sure that Google is your Default Search provider. What happens is that sometimes, when you install programs, it also installs a new search provider and takes over the search function. Good luck

Right click on the URL bar and choose "Edit search engines." There you can add and remove search engines and switch your default one back to Google.

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