How to change the default search engine of UC Browser
The processes required to change the default search engine of UC Browser are listed below:
1) Launch the UC Browser.
2) on the top right hand corner, click on the three horizontal line logo, then click on Settings.
3) On the Generals tab of the UC browser settings, scroll down to Search engines, click on the drop down and select the default search engine you want. (Google, Bing, Yahoo, AOL, ASK).
Hope with this, you have learnt How to change the default search engine of UC Browser.
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John says
The info provided by you is completely useless. Fuck it.
Tim says
Sorry please, it assist one to change the search engine of UC Browser to either Bing or others
Monyet says
Yes. its useless.. it doesn’t change the search engine
FlyingSpaghetty says
Hey
i had the same problem
search the search engine in extensions and uninstall it
then do the things that the tutorial says
and its done
Anonymous says
its not working, i am just feeling sad about it.
Anonymous says
Yes Its working, Thanks
Tim says
It did change the default engine, select the search engine you want and it will be the default.
Tim says
It did change the default engine, select the search engine you want and it will be the default.
Anonymous says says
its not working, i am just feeling sad about it.
Tim says
Please which version of UC browser are you using? Thanks
Anonymous says
this doesn’t work at all
it won’t save the change, and it is also not possible to delete all those search engines when going onto the search engine managing button
this is useless
Anonymous says
thank man. it worked
Yuvaraj Singh says
thanks it worked
Iqbal Dananjaya says
WORKKKKKK
Anonymous says
delete the extensions first if it wont work
MAGNUS EMENUGA says
i just tried it and it is working perfectly,
steps in making it work, include,
1. go to your extension panel, and delete the search engine you dont like.
2. go then to the settings of the browser and chose now a default web search
3. then you are good to go.
Tim says
Thanks for the great feedback.
Roy says
There must be a problem because I don’t understand why its not working…
Urmit says
Remove or delete all extensions then try.