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You can use the address bar (omnibox) to search the web. In some countries, Google Search is Chrome's default search engine. In others, you may be asked to choose your default search engine. You can change your default search engine at any time.If you notice unexpected changes in your search engine, you might have malware. Learn how to remove malware.Set your default search engine On your computer, open Chrome. At the top right, select More Settings. Select Search engine. Next to 'Search engine used in the address bar', select the down arrow . Select a new default search engine.Tips: A Chrome feature might not be available if your search engine doesn't support it. If you've tried to set your search engine but it doesn't work, you may have malware. Learn how to restore your Chrome settings. If you use Chrome at work or school, your network admin may choose a default search engine, or manage your search engines for you. Learn more about a managed Chrome organisation or check if your Chromebook is managed.Manage search engines and site shortcutsYou can add, edit or remove site search shortcuts and set a default search engine. In some countries, custom site searches aren't able to be set as default for guest profiles. On your computer, open Chrome. At the top right, select More Settings. On the left, select Search engine Manage search engines and site search. To change site search shortcuts: Tips: You can set up shortcuts to search specific sites. You can edit or turn off the shortcuts for open tabs, bookmarks and browsing history in site searches. But they can't be deleted. You can't edit, delete or set Gemini as your default search engine. Learn how to use the Gemini web app to get answers in Chrome. When you deactivate a site search shortcut, it moves to the section, 'Inactive shortcuts'. You can also find other suggested sites listed in the section, 'Inactive shortcuts'. To add them to your site search shortcuts, select Activate. For some search sites, the site appears in the 'Inactive shortcuts' section only after you search on that site. Fill in text fields'Shortcut' fieldEnter the text shortcut that you want to use for the search engine. You can enter the keyword in your address bar to quickly use the search engine.'URL with %s in place of query' field Enter the web address for the search engine's results page, and use %s where the query would go. To find and edit the web address of the results page: Go to the search engine that you want to add. Do a search. Copy and paste the web address of the search results page into the URL field. The address

Download the PO Approval mobile application – orchestration User Defined Objects (or UDOs) from the Update Center. Import the downloaded orchestration UDOs. Download the po_approval_mobile.zip file from the Update Center. Extract the po_approval_mobile.zip file downloaded from the Update Center onto your local directory. Open Notepad++. Click Search, and then select the Find in Files option from the menu. In the Find in Files tab, enter these values: Copy the text and paste it in the Find What text box. Enter the hostname or IP Address and Port number of your JD Edwards AIS server in the Replace With text box. Click the icon next to the Directory field and select the local directory path where you have extracted po_approval_mobile.zip. Select the Match whole word only check box. Click the Replace in Files button. Verify that is replaced with your JDE AIS Server host name and port number. Copy the configured folder po_approval_mobile and paste it into the deployment directory of your web server Open Command Prompt. Enter cd \bin. Press Enter. Enter startup and press Enter to start the Apache Tomcat web server. Open any web browser on your mobile device. Enter your web server IP address and Port Number in your web browser address bar followed by /examples/po_approval_mobile (For example, The Login screen appears.

2 hours ago, BugSir006 said: Hi there, click the "default" button then you can find it from the search engine list of new tab page. 2 hours ago, BugSir006 said: Hi there, click the "default" button then you can find it from the search engine list of new tab page. Thank you for the answer. I know. I clicked after add the custom search engine. But the problem is not the default custom search engine. As I already stated in my post; the rest of them does not show up. Please refer to the picture 1-4. No matter which custom search engine choose as a default, the rest of the custom search engines not show up. 2nd problem; If the newly added custom search engine chosen as default, I cannot search from address bar. Writing the search term and press enter sometimes work sometimes not (especially not work after restarting MX6).Refer to the picture 5-6 For example: * If I select and copy something from any website or from clipboard or enter manually (word, sentence....) (e.g. "cloud storage"), then "Paste and search for" option (right click to address bar) grayed out (although not working for new default custom search engine either). But if it is website address then it is working. Writing search term in an address bar and hit enter do not work. But if it is a website address then it is working as it shoal be (e.g. " refer to picture 7-10. 3rd problem: If I select a word or sentence in the web page and drag and drop, MX6 doesn't open new tab and search. If I Drag and drop to the address bar, MX6 does paste it to address bar but, hitting enter does nothing. Refer to picture 11 *But if, dragged and drooped item is a link, then MX6 opens the new tab and go to the address as it should be. Refer to picture 12.