Internet Explorer Search Bar blank Users of both Mac OS X and Mac OS 9 report recent problems with Internet Explorer's Search Bar -- the tab in the Explorer Bar on the left-hand side of Explorer ...

Yesterday we reported a problem with the tab in the Explorer Bar on the left-hand side of Explorer windows that allows you to perform Web searches. The issue - which occurs under both Mac OS 9 and ...

Google has axed another project, this time the long-running Google Toolbar for Microsoft Internet Explorer. It would have been 21 years old in December, so let’s pay tribute and install it one ...

Internet Explorer 5 could only handle web addresses in the address bar, so Google Toolbar was pretty handy, letting users run a Google search from any page on the Internet.

There's a bug in the latest version of Internet Explorer that leaks the addresses, search terms, or any other text typed into the address bar.

The Toolbar could add features like a popup blocker, search field, autofill, spell check, and Google Translate to Internet Explorer. However, as time goes on and browsers improve, the Google ...

A developer has created a new extension for Microsoft Edge that restores Internet Explorer's menu bar, which gives you options like File, Edit, View, History, Bookmarks, Window, and Help menu ...

Launch your Internet Explorer browser. If the current page is not in full-screen mode, press "F11." Right-click in an empty space on the toolbar to display the list of bar options, including Auto ...

Google Toolbar for Internet Explorer has been discontinued. To get the best of the web, try Google Chrome. ... giving them the option to access Google Search while on any website.

Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser is affected by a serious bug that allows rogue sites to detect what the user is typing in his URL address bar. ... Remove the Theonlinesearch.com Search Redirect.

In Internet Explorer, you may notice that the Favorites Bar abbreviates the labels for these links. Thus, instead of “Amazon,” you see “Amaz…” Instead of “PC World,” you see “PC W ...