Firefox: Search in the address bar
In my case I'm currently using Linux Mint comes DuckDuckGo! Therefore need to be questioned! that crappy search engine! Damn I do not know, but polls are by far the ones I would expect!
The worst is that I'm so attached to search through the address bar, I had to go to the fight! : P
They get to know that can change this default engine, putting in the address bar this: about: config -> confirm that it wants to move forward -> search for "keyword.URL" -> give 2 clicks -> put the text box "https://www.google.pt/search?q =" (without quotes). And thus stay with your favorite engine. In this example I used Google, but could be any other.
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