Safari: Google search box disappeared
Safari is browser software that is primarily used on a Macintosh computer. If you have version 6 installed on your computer, you will quickly notice that the Google search field has disappeared. However, this is not an error, but a deliberate change in the software.
The Safari 6 browser software in detail
The Internet browser Safari is one of the most important programs on an Apple Macintosh computer and is used to surf the Internet used. The software is updated and improved by the developer Apple at regular intervals. From version 6 you will probably notice immediately that the Google-Search field has now completely disappeared. The other features of version 6 include the useful tab view, useful synchronization via iCloud tabs and integrated sharing. Furthermore, the browser has of course become faster and is also more stable than its predecessor versions.
The Google search field in the browser has deliberately disappeared
- In the older versions of the Safari browser, there was a Google search box in the upper right area of the software. You could use this for a direct search query and therefore did not have to visit the website of the Search engine to seek out. In version 6 this bar has now disappeared and at first glance it looks like a bug. But you don't have to worry because your software is not affected by a problem, the search bar was simply deliberately removed by the developer Apple and a new feature replaced.
- If you want to start a search on Safari 6, you no longer need a Google search field, you can simply enter the search term in the address bar of the browser. As soon as you press the return key, the desired search result appears in the middle of your Internet browser. The field that has disappeared cannot be reactivated and this is not a problem at all, because the intelligent search function is even easier to use.
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