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How to remove toolbar from browser?

Some tool bars will get installed in browser along with desktop applications. I will show how to remove these toolbar from Google Chrome , Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer.

Internet Explorer

Go to TOOLs > MANAGE ADD-ONS



You can see all the toolbars added to browser here.Select the toolbar to be removed by clicking the item.Now click the DISABLE button present at the bottom.




















Google Chrome

Go to SETTINGS as shown below.




Select EXTENSION. There you can see all the tool bars installed in CHROME browser. By clicking on the 'TRASH' icon toward the right side of the item , it can be removed.





Mozilla FireFox

Go to TOOLs >  ADD-ONS




Select EXTENSION. There you can see all the tool bars installed in firefox browser. By clicking on the 'DISABLE button toward the right side of the item , it can be removed.

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