Hi Alan, There seems to be some confusion about what Firefox is, and what DuckDuckGo is.

Firefox is a web browser. It is used to view and interact with web pages. DuckDuckGo is a search tool/website. Using a web browser, you can visit sites, such as DuckDuckGo or Google, enter a search term, and the search tool will display a list of search results.

So the question is, when your friend "tacked duckduckgo on top of" Firefox, what does that mean? He may have set your home page to DuckDuckGo. The home page is the page Firefox goes to when you first open it. If that's the case, here are instructions on how to reset the home page:

Open the Firefox menu (that's the [=] button on the right side of the toolbar) , and select Options.

Along the left side, select Home.

Beside Home page and new windows, set it to Firefox Home.

If that doesn't fix it, we'll need some more info about your Firefox setup.

Go to [=] > Help > Troubleshooting Information then click Copy text to Clipboard.

Go to https://pastebin.com/ and go to Edit > Paste to paste the info from your Troubleshooting Information page.

In Firefox, click on the three dots to the right of the address, and select Copy Link.

Open a reply to this post, and go to Edit > Paste to paste the link to your troubleshooting information.

Hi Alan, There seems to be some confusion about what Firefox is, and what DuckDuckGo is. Firefox is a web browser. It is used to view and interact with web pages. DuckDuckGo is a search tool/website. Using a web browser, you can visit sites, such as DuckDuckGo or Google, enter a search term, and the search tool will display a list of search results. So the question is, when your friend "tacked duckduckgo on top of" Firefox, what does that mean? He may have set your home page to DuckDuckGo. The home page is the page Firefox goes to when you first open it. If that's the case, here are instructions on how to reset the home page: # Open the Firefox menu (that's the '''[=]''' button on the right side of the toolbar) , and select '''Options'''. # Along the left side, select '''Home'''. # Beside ''Home page and new windows'', set it to '''Firefox Home'''. If that doesn't fix it, we'll need some more info about your Firefox setup. # Go to '''[=] > Help > Troubleshooting Information''' then click '''Copy text to Clipboard'''. # Go to https://pastebin.com/ and go to '''Edit > Paste''' to paste the info from your Troubleshooting Information page. # In Firefox, click on the three dots to the right of the address, and select '''Copy Link'''. # Open a reply to this post, and go to '''Edit > Paste''' to paste the link to your troubleshooting information.