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No "Save" button for Google Search settings (Android 65.0.1)

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Mildred PC
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Not able to save Google search settings. There is no "Save" button displayed when I access the Google search settings page from the google.co.uk homepage. Works fine in Chrome but not in Firefox. Why Firefox doesn't display the saved settings I change when I save them in Chrome I have no idea! Signed in to Google on both Chrome &Firefox. Completely stumped and frustrated. Any help?

Not able to save Google search settings. There is no "Save" button displayed when I access the Google search settings page from the google.co.uk homepage. Works fine in Chrome but not in Firefox. Why Firefox doesn't display the saved settings I change when I save them in Chrome I have no idea! Signed in to Google on both Chrome &Firefox. Completely stumped and frustrated. Any help?

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Google doesn't provide the Save button on the site's version they send to Firefox. You have to install this addon.

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TyDraniu
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Google doesn't provide the Save button on the site's version they send to Firefox. You have to install this addon.

Mildred PC
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Thanks for the reply. Found a workaround. Requested the "desktop" version, changed the settings and it saved them OK. Surely Google is acting unlawfully by restricting functionality like this! Anyway, all's good now - thanks.