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I'm a Google Chrome user and lately the browser redirects my search with a new format as specified "https://m.nearbyme.io/search" instead of the usual format for an http request in Google Chrome. Also I find the look-and-feel horrible. How can it be disabled so it will revert to the original ?

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  • Usually you just change your search engine back to Google or whatever you want via the Chrome settings, which can easily be googled. – pigeonburger Apr 17 '21 at 23:26
  • Problem is that my engine is already Google Chrome – X HOxha Apr 18 '21 at 13:39
  • Google Chrome is a *browser*. I'm not talking about your browser, I'm talking about your *search engine* - there's a difference. Chrome uses google.com as their default search engine, but it looks like yours has been switched to m.nearbyme.io/search. **PLEASE** touch the settings button and see for yourself. – pigeonburger Apr 19 '21 at 04:29

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Initially, run a full virus scan on your computer. These sort of search-switching shennanigans are typical of various viruses and other nasties. If this scan finds anything (or if you're simply worried), consider the super user virus advice.

If you're confident you're computer is safe, follow these instructions from google to change your search engine to the one of choice.

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