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The Google search engine features an auto-complete drop-down list that displays as soon as you begin typing your search query. Google attempts to predict what you are typing and offers a drop-down list of options that you can select from when entering your search terms. While the feature is intended to speed the search process, some users might find the auto-complete drop-down list to be distracting or otherwise unnecessary. Google does not provide a setting for disabling this feature, but you can disable search auto-complete from within your browser with user scripts.
Internet Explorer
Launch Internet Explorer.
Navigate to the Trixie installation page. (See Resources)
Download and install Trixie by clicking "Download Trixie Now." You will need to restart Internet Explorer to activate the add-on.
Navigate to the Disable Google Auto-Complete script page. (See Resources)
Right-click on "Install" and select "Save Target As" and store the script file in C:\Progam Files\Bhelpuri\Trixie\Scripts.
Select "Tools" and then "Trixie Options."
Click "Reload Scripts" to activate the newly installed user script. The Google auto-complete drop-down list is disabled.
Firefox
Launch Firefox.
Select "Tools" and then "Add-ons."
Click "Get Add-ons" and search Greasemonkey.
Click "Add to Firefox" to install the extension and then restart Firefox to activate Greasemonkey.
Navigate to the Disable Google Auto-Complete script page. (See Resources)
Click "Install" to install the user script. Google auto-complete is disabled on Google search pages.
Internet Explorer
Launch Internet Explorer.
Navigate to the Trixie installation page. (See Resources)
Download and install Trixie by clicking "Download Trixie Now." You will need to restart Internet Explorer to activate the add-on.
Navigate to the Disable Google Auto-Complete script page. (See Resources)
Right-click on "Install" and select "Save Target As" and store the script file in C:\Progam Files\Bhelpuri\Trixie\Scripts.
Select "Tools" and then "Trixie Options."
Click "Reload Scripts" to activate the newly installed user script. The Google auto-complete drop-down list is disabled.
Firefox
Launch Firefox.
Select "Tools" and then "Add-ons."
Click "Get Add-ons" and search Greasemonkey.
Click "Add to Firefox" to install the extension and then restart Firefox to activate Greasemonkey.
Navigate to the Disable Google Auto-Complete script page. (See Resources)
Click "Install" to install the user script. Google auto-complete is disabled on Google search pages.
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