When searching from the Startpage website, the search phrase is private, meaning the search phrase is not visible in the web address or URL after searching. But when searching Startpage from the address bar, it's not private and visible in the web address/URL.
Is there any way to make search terms private when searching using Startpage from the address bar? Thanks.
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I found a way to get the compact mode from nova to the old UI.
Requirements: A version of Firefox with Nova (157+) (Librewolf is also supported!)
What to do:
browser.nova.enabled in about:config set to true, For Librewolf: Settings > Appearance > Enable the Nova Redesign)about:config (Librewolf users can use the settings option mentioned above)You now got compact mode in the old UI!
(Firefox devs, please don't 'fix' this, thank you!)
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