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* I'm saying 'whatever he installed' because I'm looking at my Vista Business N 32bit install with Internet Explorer 8 (upgraded from 7 a day or two back), and. Perhaps he did so before he shut it down? Perhaps he did so several days ago and whatever he installed* told him that the system would need rebooting to finish installation, and he ignored it (like most people). The guy got this warning when he booted up his computer - then mentions that he didn't give permission to any search engine change. That's probably why they list it twice, too ) Naw, you're right, they probably tried burying the Google option.

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Wikipedia, Bing, 'Kenteken opzoeken' ( license plate search ) and Harware.Info price comparison visualiser, along with the 5th option of 'make your own search engine' (love the shoddy translations from English). Looks like the IE8 points things to a dutch page, at least though only 4 providers seem to be offered there.

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Took some manual registry mangling to get it to point to (not my machine, tyvm) instead. I wanted to add Google from a Dutch IE7, which landed me at an English-language search providers page, and after adding Google it always landed the machine at .uk(!). * The old page sucked quite badly as well. (subject line courtesy of 'Journey of Man - A Genetic Oddysey')Д¬ould it be that that page is relatively new and most people who had IE7 went to a different page before*, where most people will have gotten their Google search provider rather than this page.Д¬ould it be that most people already know Google (and likely already have it installed) and are less-inclined to click on it than the more exotic search providers?Д¬ould it be that Bing! was recently-launched, causing most people to click on it just to see what all the fuss was about? So if there is some kind of illegal anticompetitive thing going on, Google had better react fast, but if it does, it has the cash to put up a good fight. If Microsoft manages to use its monopoly power to steal Google's business, this picture will change quickly. It means they've got insane amounts of money to spend. Google, on the other hand has 10x the cash it needs to keep running.

Microsoft has roughly twice the amount of cash on hand than it needs to keep running. For Google, that's 10.1 for Microsoft that's 1.7. That's the ratio of short term assets (cash-like things) to short term liabilities. But here's something interesting: the current ratio. Google has cash too: 17B to Microsoft's 23.9B. Now we have an interesting situation with Google. So the monopolist goes on doing the illegal things it has always done, just different enough so that the next company in its sights has to assemble its case from scratch. Trying to win back ownership of some technical area once the monopolist is entrenched is not likely to be profitable ownership of that area is more valuable to the monopolist has part of its portfolio than it is to the victim company's investors. The stockholders are happy to get any cash they can out of a settlement, they aren't going to try to restart the company as a going to concern. The companies you crush aren't going to rise from the dead. You put cash in on one end, you get ownership of a technology out the other. If you look at a monopolist's legal expenses as a black box, cash spent on litigation, fines, and settlements is analogous to R&D. If you have better cash flow than the other guy, you can outlast him in a fight.

As long as the cash is coming in, you can weather any storm. Now this Google Secure search has been added as search engine to Firefox which we need to make it default.The secret, as in many business situations, is cash flow.Now it prompts name for Google, enter Google Secure search or Google SSL search or whatever, click Ok to save changes.

Now head over to Google SSL Search page and right click on the search box and click Add to Search Bar.

Install add to Search bar add-on to Firefox, and restart Firefox browser.

To make Google SSL Search default search engine in Firefox Though you can make Google SSL search as home page and perform the search, it will be better to make Google Search over SSL as default search engines for Firefox, Chrome and IE. Remember only Google web search is available over SSL but Google maps and Google Images are not available with SSL.So if you perform search Google maps and images will not be shown on left panel. To use Google Search over SSL you can visit. Google SSL search will protects your privacy from third parties so only Google and you know the search queries you performed. Google launched encrypted search which in beta which sends encrypted data to Google while you are performing search from your browser.

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