When I hit Command N to get a new page to find an answer, I get a Bing page instead of a Gooble page.

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How do I change this to always get a Google page?

[Dennis Donovan]

1. Sounds like you might have Edge as your default web browser

I'm going under the assumption you're running Win 11?

Anyhow, instructions:
Right click on your Start button and click "settings"
Click "Apps"
Click "Default Apps"
Scroll down to "Google Chrome"
At the very top, it says "Make Google Chrome Your Default Browser" with a button to the right of it that says "Set Default." Click that puppy.

That should solve your problem.

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2. Thanks but I'm pn a Mac using FireFox. Can you offer help for my situatio?

[Ocelot II]

3. Go to your Systems Settings (or Preferences if in an earlier OS),

then go to Desktop & Dock (or General), scroll down and choose the desired browser from the "Default web browser" menu. Command-N will then take you to whichever browser you choose.

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4. Will that then get me to a Google search page instead of Bing search page when I hit Command N?

I prefer to keep FireFox as my brouwser.

[Ocelot II]

7. To use Google while Firefox is your browser, go to your Firefox settings,

go to the "Search" section, and select Google from the default search engine dropdown. Command-N just opens a new window in the application you are using so I have no idea why it takes you to Bing.

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8. Thank you. That's what I was looking for. I don't know how I got switched to Bing.

[Dennis Donovan]

5. I'm sorry, I can't.

Good luck!

[Wonder Why]

6. Set your default search engine in firefox to gooble (ugh!) or duck-duck-go (Yeah!)