"an unknown change was detected ... keeps popping up how to get rid of it?

the following message keeps popping up on Firefox
Browser settings change
An unknown change was detected on your browser's search settings:
Keep my current settings.
I am aware of this change and approve it.
how can I get rid of it?

You probably have the babylon toolbar installed somehow. Go to Tools > Add-Ons and uninstall it. You may have to uninstall from the control panel as well.

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