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Microsoft tells Windows Latest its Bing search app for Chrome, Firefox, and Brave is optional, and requires user consent to change defaults.
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“It’s optional,” Microsoft on Windows 11 tool forcing Bing in Chrome, Firefox, and Brave.
Microsoft tells Windows Latest its Bing search app for Chrome, Firefox, and Brave is optional, and requires user consent to change defaults.
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