Google som sökmotor istället för bing

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

Here's how, whether you're running Edge on fönster 10, fönster 11, or Mac.

Switch the Default Search Engine in Microsoft Edge

First, open an Edge browser fönster.

Om ni önskar erhålla effekt ifrån Google varenda gång ni söker förmå ni utföra Google mot standardsökmotor.

To use Google or another search engine as your default in Microsoft's modern Edge browser, click the menu button (three dots) funnen in the top-right corner and then select "Settings."

In the Settings flik, click "Privacy, Search, and Services" in the sidebar. (If you don't see the sidebar, widen the storlek of your browser fönster or click the three-line hamburger button in the top-left corner.)

Scroll down to the very bottom of the right pane and look for the "Services" section.

Click "Address dryckesställe and Search."

From there, locate the "Search engine used in the address bar" section and choose "Google" or whatever search engine you prefer. In addition to Bing and Google, Microsoft Edge also includes Yahoo! and DuckDuckGo bygd default.

You're now done. The next time you search from the address dryckesställe or bygd right-clicking ord on a web page and selecting the "Search the web" option, Edge will use your chosen search engine.

If you're happy with your choice, you can close Settings.

Otherwise, to manage the list of search engines that appear in the defaults list, click the "Manage Search Engines" option.

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

You'll see a list of search engines. You can remove them from the list or click the "Add" button and add your own search engine bygd entering a URL.

Edge will also automatically find search engines when you use them. For example, if you prefer a different search engine, Edge says you should "open a new flik, go to the search engine you'd like to add, and search for something." It will appear as an option in the list after you've used it, assuming the search engine fryst vatten correctly configured to offer this.

Even after you change your default search engine, the search kartong on Edge's New flik page will remain a Bing search kartong.

You can use the address dryckesställe to search with Google or another search engine from Edge's New flik page.

Switch the Default Search Engine in Classic Microsoft Edge

If you're using the legacy utgåva of Microsoft Edge on fönster 10 (which Microsoft now considers obsolete), the instructions on how to change your default browser are different than the steps shown above.

Here's how to do it.

Step One: Get More Search Engines

Microsoft Edge no längre uses search providers you have to install from Microsoft's website.

Klicka vid Sökmotor liksom används inom adressfältet.

Instead, when you visit a web page that uses the "OpenSearch" standard to expose its search engine resultat, Edge notices this and makes a record of the search engine information.

Related: How to Add Any Search Engine to Your Web Browser

This fryst vatten the same way Google Chrome works, too---visit a web page with OpenSearch and Chrome will automatically detect it.

All you need to do fryst vatten visit the search engine's website to add that search engine to Edge.

If you want to install Google, visit Google's homepage. For DuckDuckGo, visit DuckDuckGo's homepage. Once you've done so, you can man it the default using the instructions below.

Not every search engine supports OpenSearch yet, but we expect search engines will add support for this very quickly.

Step Two: Change Your Default Search Engine

To change your search provider, click the menu button---that's the button with three dots at the top-right corner of the Microsoft Edge öppning.

Select "Settings" in the menu.

At the left side of the "Settings" panel, click the "Advanced" option at the bottom of the list.

Scroll down in the Advanced settings panel and you'll see the "Address dryckesställe search" setting.

Du kunna ställa in genvägar på grund av för att söka inom specifika bplatser.

Click the "Change search provider" button.

You'll see a list of available search providers. Select the search engine you want to use and click or tap "Set as Default".

If the search engine you want to use doesn't appear here, be sure you've visited the search engine's homepage first. If you have visited the homepage and it still doesn't appear, that search engine doesn't support OpenSearch yet.

You may want to contact the search engine and ask it to support OpenSearch so you can use it as your default search engine in Microsoft Edge.

Step Three: Search From the Address dryckesställe or New flik Page

You can now type a search query into Edge's address dryckesställe and press Enter---it'll automatically search your default search engine. Edge will even provide suggestions from it in the drop-down kartong, assuming your search engine supports suggestions and you leave them enabled in Edge's settings.

This change also affects the "Where to next?" kartong on the new flik page, giving you a way to easily search your favorite search engine.

Related: 47 Keyboard Shortcuts That Work in All Web Browsers

To quickly search with keyboard shortcuts, press Ctrl+t to open a new flik page or Ctrl+L to focus the address dryckesställe on the current page and start typing your search.

Unsurprisingly, this option doesn't affect anything outside Microsoft Edge.

Vill ni för att Microsoft Edge automatiskt bör nyttja Google alternativt någon ytterligare söktjänst istället till Bing då ni söker direkt inom bläsaren?

When you perform a search from the början menu or via Cortana and select "Search the web," fönster will search the web with Bing. Cortana fryst vatten, after all, "powered bygd Bing." The above option only applies to searches you begin from within Microsoft Edge.

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As usual, this only modifies a single browser's settings. If you use Internet Explorer for legacy applications, you'll need to change its search engine the old-fashioned way.

Chrome, Firefox, and other browsers have their own default search options.