A
anthony
This has only just started to happen. I'm asking Q about this here
since I'm running XP, so apologies if it should be directed to a
Google or Firefox site.
Anyway .. I'm running the latest Firefox browser and usually use an
iGoogle for favourite news, weather etc services.
Problem is, when I'm using the search engine to search for something
(for instance, for an article I'm writing I needed to search for 'dame
joan hammond oh my beloved father' .. I'm a CD reviewer), halfway
through typing the browser or Google itself decides it knows what I'm
looking for, leaves the typing field and presents me with a page of
useless results.
It's frustrating to start searching over again, and find that after
only one or two words typed, it again stops me completing my search
enquiry, and presents me with its own usually totally stupid guesses
of what I'm asking about.
Is there a way to stop this thing which I guess could be described as
auto-completion?
since I'm running XP, so apologies if it should be directed to a
Google or Firefox site.
Anyway .. I'm running the latest Firefox browser and usually use an
iGoogle for favourite news, weather etc services.
Problem is, when I'm using the search engine to search for something
(for instance, for an article I'm writing I needed to search for 'dame
joan hammond oh my beloved father' .. I'm a CD reviewer), halfway
through typing the browser or Google itself decides it knows what I'm
looking for, leaves the typing field and presents me with a page of
useless results.
It's frustrating to start searching over again, and find that after
only one or two words typed, it again stops me completing my search
enquiry, and presents me with its own usually totally stupid guesses
of what I'm asking about.
Is there a way to stop this thing which I guess could be described as
auto-completion?