Firefox browser no longer has Yandex and Mail.ru search engines
By: Myroslav Trinko | 15.03.2022, 13:24
Mozilla has announced that it has removed two Russian search engines from the Firefox browser.
What is known
We are talking about the search engines Yandex and Mail.ru. They disappeared from the browser settings after Firefox updates 98.0.1, which was released on March 14th.
If you previously used these default search engines, then with the new version of the browser, the settings will “fly off” and all bookmarks will disappear.
A source: Mozilla
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