How to Uninstall the Wolfram Tool Bar
Wolfram proclaims itself a "computational knowledge engine," which is a search engine that returns answers to searched queries rather than Web pages. For example, searching "Earthquakes in Mexico in 2000" returns a map of Mexico containing dots at each location that an earthquake occurred in the year 2000, rather than a list of Web pages containing this information. The Wolfram toolbar is compatible with both Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox, and it allows you to search for answers using Wolfram without visiting the website. Fortunately, you can quickly and easily remove the Wolfram toolbar if you no longer need it.
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Instructions
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Internet Explorer
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Open the "Start" menu, and then click "Control Panel."
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Click "Programs" or "Add or Remove Programs," depending on your version of Windows.
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Scroll down to the "Wolfram Toolbar" entry. Click "Change/Remove" or "Uninstall," depending on your version of Windows.
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Click "Yes" when asked to confirm that you would like to remove the Wolfram toolbar from your system. The system will now automatically remove the toolbar, which takes approximately one minute.
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Save your work in any open applications, and then click "Yes" to restart your computer. Once the computer restarts, the toolbar removal process is complete.
Mozilla Firefox
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Open Firefox, and then click "Tools" in the upper menu.
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Select "Extensions" or "Add-ons," depending on your version of Firefox.
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Scroll down to and select the "Wolfram Toolbar" entry.
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Click "Uninstall" when prompted. Firefox will remove the toolbar, which takes less than one minute to complete.
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Click "Restart Firefox" at the top right of the Firefox window when prompted to automatically restart Firefox and complete the removal. Once Firefox restarts, the removal is complete.
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