Make Cortana Use Google Search In Chrome And Firefox
Cortana is one of the major features introduced in Windows 10 and as predicted, it is tied to Bing. Everyone knew Cortana would use Bing and Edge by default but we were optimistic that it would come with a customization tool that would let us use our browser and search engine of choice. Now that Windows 10 has been released, we realize the error of our ways. If you set a different browser as your default browser in Windows 10, Cortana will route all web searches to it but it will still use Bing. Here’s a work around for Chrome and Firefox users that will force Cortana to not just use your preferred browser but to use Google instead of Bing.
Make Cortana Use Google Chrome (Or Firefox)
This one is elementary and requires a bit of tweaking in a Settings app. Open a Settings app and click a System organisation of settings. Go to a Default Apps add-on and corkscrew down to a web browser option, and name Chrome/Firefox.
Make Cortana Use Google Search In Chrome
This requires an prolongation called bing2google that redirects all Bing searches to Google, and exquisitely so. With Chrome set as your default web browser, and this prolongation commissioned in Chrome, Cortana will send searches to it, and all searches will be done on Google. For Firefox users, there is a small book we can use to a same outcome so prolonged as we make certain you’ve set Firefox as your default browser first.
The judicious doubt to ask is will it impact Cortana’s speed and a answer is No. Durings tests, a switch was positively flawless and but delays.
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Install bing2google From The Chrome Web StoreInstall bing2google Script For FIrefox
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