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Message #153926
[Bug 1420985] Re: Ubuntu start page for Firefox does not respect DuckDuckGo, Bing, Twitter, Amazon, eBay or Wikipedia default search setting
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1420985
Title:
Ubuntu start page for Firefox does not respect DuckDuckGo, Bing,
Twitter, Amazon, eBay or Wikipedia default search setting
Status in One Hundred Papercuts:
Confirmed
Status in Ubuntu Start Page:
New
Bug description:
Ubuntu start page for Firefox displays a search box (and not much
else), for either Yahoo or Google, if either of those searches are the
user's default search option. For every other search option, the start
page defaults to showing a Google search box.
I would really like to see a variant of the startpage for DuckDuckGo,
which is an attractive search choice for me, but currently my start
page just shows a Google search box.
I'd honestly be fine if they got rid of the Ubuntu start page
entirely; "about:home" is fine and a bit nicer-looking IMO, even if it
is saturated with Mozilla-ey-ness. Short of that, please respect the
user's default search choice, and show a search box/logo for that
search provider.
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