Microsoft has now offered an explanation for the bug that caused Chromium-based Edge to crash when Google was set as the default search engine – but didn't crash if Microsoft's much less popular ...

By default, Microsoft Edge uses Bing as its default search engine, but if you prefer something else—such as Google or DuckDuckGo—you can easily change it in the Settings menu.

If you prefer a different search engine, you can change it in the settings. For example, we'll show you how to change the default search engine to Google.

Microsoft allows Microsoft Edge users to change the default search engine from Bing to another one of their choice, including custom search engines. Here's how to do it.

Microsoft Edge uses Bing for search, but you can set another default search engine (let's say Google). In this guide, we show you how.

If you're using Microsoft Edge but prefer to use Google as a default search engine, then you might want to adjust certain settings.

We'll show you how. Windows 11 doesn't let you set a default search engine systemwide across all browsers, however. It's easy enough to set for each one, though, including Chrome , Firefox and Edge.

It is possible to change the default search engine in Microsoft Edge, but predictably the setting is buried deep inside the menu system. We help you navigate the labyrinth.

Microsoft has swiftly addressed an unexplained bug in Chromium-based Edge that has been causing the browser to crash when typing in the address bar when Google was set as the default search engine ...

Set ChatGPT as the default search engine in Chrome and Edge ChatGPT has a search extension that you can install on Chrome and Edge or other similar Chromium-based browsers.