Bing search engine appearing out of nowhere (?)

Earlier today, I noticed that the Bing search engine was listed as the most recent addition to the Firefox search bar in my main profile (note: there seem to be no other traces of Bing in Firefox, the address bar has NOT been hijacked etc.) I have removed it by now (without trying whether therewas anything strange about it beyond its appearance there) but can't help wondering how it got there.
Further research in Windows Explorer suggests that the engine was installed on August 25 at 6:40pm, which -- again going by Windows Explorer info -- must have been about 25 minutes after 4.0b4 was installed and about 10 minutes after I first accessed this particular profile in 4.0b4.
Unfortunately, I have no history left from that day and thus can't reproduce my browsing history; I also don't recall anything surprising and certainly didn't consciously add Bing. My system seems fine otherwise, and Kaspersky IS + NoScript + a very careful attitude towards browsing usually tend to do a great job at keeping my system clean. Does anyone have any ideas what this might have to do with, whether this might have appeared through "legit" channels? Thanks for any info!

Maybe you have MS software that added it.<br />
See [[Removing the Search Helper Extension and Bing Bar]]

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Right-click or control-click the line and select
Services ▹ Reveal in Finder (or just Reveal)
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Go ▹ Go to Folder...
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