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".com" being added to search topic

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When I type a search topic into the search bar on the Fx home page (Android Firefox) ".com" is automatically added to the end of the search topic. For example, if I type "cars" into the search bar it shows "cars.com" in the search bar. I tried changing the search engine in Fx settings but it does the same thing regardless of which search engine I'm using.

When I type a search topic into the search bar on the Fx home page (Android Firefox) ".com" is automatically added to the end of the search topic. For example, if I type "cars" into the search bar it shows "cars.com" in the search bar. I tried changing the search engine in Fx settings but it does the same thing regardless of which search engine I'm using.

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Hello! Try turning off the "Autocomplete URLs" Go to the settings; Click "Search"; Scroll down and you will see the "Autocomplete URLs" option, turn it off Did it help?

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Hello! Try turning off the "Autocomplete URLs" Go to the settings; Click "Search"; Scroll down and you will see the "Autocomplete URLs" option, turn it off Did it help?

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Yes, that did the trick. Thank you.