search settings

1. How do I get to my search settings?
2. How do I turn SafeSearch off?
3. Where is search settings in Google Chrome?
4. Why can I not turn off SafeSearch?
5. Where is the Settings button?
6. Why won't my search settings save?
7. Why is safe search always on?
8. Is Google Safe Search on by default?
9. Why do my Google search settings keep changing?
10. How do I enable Google search?
11. How do I reset my Google settings?
12. How do I change my browser settings?

How do I get to my search settings?

Change your search settings

1. On your Android phone or tablet, go to google.com.
2. At the top left, tap Menu. Settings.
3. Choose your search settings.
4. At the bottom of the page, click Save.

How do I turn SafeSearch off?

Turn SafeSearch on or off

1. Open the Google app .
2. At the bottom right, tap More Settings. General.
3. Next to "SafeSearch," turn the switch on or off.

Where is search settings in Google Chrome?

At the bottom-right corner of Chrome home page, you can see the Settings button, click it and select Search Settings to open Google Search Settings page.

Why can I not turn off SafeSearch?

Unfortunately, SafeSearch is enforced by law in some regions, while some Internet Service Providers (ISPs) use settings which force SafeSearch to lock; in cases such as these, you cannot turn off Google SafeSearch from your end, though you can try using another browser.

Where is the Settings button?

On your Home screen, swipe up or tap on the All apps button, which is available on most Android smartphones, to access the All Apps screen. Once you're on the All Apps screen, find the Settings app and tap on it. Its icon looks like a cogwheel. This opens the Android Settings menu.

Why won't my search settings save?

Your browser may be unable to save your settings because you've chosen to accept no cookies. Your Google preference settings are stored in a cookie and if you've configured your browser to reject cookies, the settings won't stick. ... The first step for dealing with that is clearing your browser's cache.

Why is safe search always on?

The SafeSearch setting filters explicit results, like pornography, to prevent them from appearing in your search results. While no filter is 100% accurate, turning this setting on helps you avoid explicit content when you search. Note: Administrators of your device or network can set SafeSearch to always stay on.

Is Google Safe Search on by default?

The SafeSearch setting is on by default for signed-in users under 13 (or applicable age in your country), managed with Family Link. Only parents can turn the SafeSearch setting off. Learn more about Search & your child's Google Account with the Family Link app.

Why do my Google search settings keep changing?

If your homepage or search engine keeps changing, then you may have a redirect virus. At some point you may have clicked a fake “update” pop-up telling you to do things like update your Flash Player or update your browser.

How do I enable Google search?

To default to Google, here's how you do it:

1. Click the Tools icon at the far right of the browser window.
2. Select Internet options.
3. In the General tab, find the Search section and click Settings.
4. Select Google.
5. Click Set as default and click Close.

How do I reset my Google settings?

Reset Chrome on Android

1. Open your device's “Settings” menu, then tap on “Apps” ...
2. Find and tap on the Chrome app. ...
3. Tap “Storage”. ...
4. Tap “Manage Space”. ...
5. Tap “Clear all data”. ...
6. Confirm by tapping “Ok”.

How do I change my browser settings?

How to Change Browser Settings

1. If you use Chrome, click the button with an icon that looks like three bars to open a menu. ...
2. From the menu, select "Settings." A new tab opens within your browser that displays primary browser settings. ...
3. To change the search engine used by Chrome, for example, look under the Search heading.