Color of search bar in safari

I just wanted to know why my search bar is black instead of white like it shows on apples website.

Touch the plus sign,upper right safari screen,next screen (favourites) touch Private lower left, middle screen pop up,
Touch keep all, touch again will change to whatever shade you want

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I've had my macbook pro for about 2 years and any time i would type into the search bar of safari it would always come up with a google search. recently it is coming up with a yahoo or bing search and not google. my settings for safari have it set to google as the default search engine so I'm not sure why this is happening. Can anyone help me fix this?

When you go to search something in your search bar , and you click in the search bar at the top , a drop down menu should appear when it gives you suggestions on smart search right ? , well within those list of suggestions in the search bar their should be a little magnifying glass icon in the corner , click on that and another drop down box will appear, then you can choose your search engine preference e.g. bing , google , yahoo etc. click on your preference and it will use that search engine when you search in your search bar. Hope this helped.

The search bar on Safari is black, how do I change it back to grey?

Why has the search bar on safari changed to black, how do I change it back to grey as it was?

Turn off private browsing: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1677

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a not very serious but annoying little problem i have here.. all other websites display fine, but when i do a google search using the bar in safari i get it all back in some foriegn language. going to google.com and doing the same search it's all in english.. short of learning russian i'mnot sure what to do here.
using lucidia grande 13pt for viewing sites, with default encoding of western ISO latin 1.
help (dont know what that is in russian)

Try to download Acid Search again a bit later. The site may be up and running by then.
There is also Safari Enhancer which in its system wide settings has the ability to change search engines.
This again can be found on Macupdate.com or Versiontracker.com

Chinese writing below the search bar in safari?

Whenever I open safari I see a series of Chinese words just below the search bar. There is one English word - iCloud - but all the others are Chinese. Why is this happening and how do I stop it? I have removed the Chinese keyboard but that does not appear to have made any difference.

You can remove the unwanted Chinese characters under your search bar by removing them from your "Favorites" bookmark.
Here's the way to do it. (Quoting from the Apple Support people): The Favorites view is create based on a list of bookmarks in a bookmarks folder called "Favorites". You may remove the Chinese web sites from the Favorites view by removing them from the Favorites folders in Bookmarks.
1. Launch Safari.
2. Tap the "Bookmarks" icon to the right of the address view.
3. Tap the "Bookmarks" tab (the one on the left).
4. Tap the "Favorite" folder. You should see the list of Chinese web sites.
5. Tap the "Edit" button.
6. Delete the unwanted bookmarks.
7. Tap the "Done" button.
Note that if you want to add your own websites to the Favorites view, just add a bookmark to the Favorites folder while you're viewing the website.
Also note that changing the language setting won't change the sites in Favorites. The list of sites is created on first upgrade to iOS 7.

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on my old mac i could open a tab in safari and have it auto click in the search bar so you can just start typing instead of having to click it first. i just bought a new bacbook pro and it dosnt do it and iv looked through ever setting i can think of i cant remember how i did it on my old macbook

its hard to explain i actually work with apple and no one could figure it out. on my old mac and the mac in the store when you "Command/ T" to open a new tab and then "Command/V" to paste it, pastes into the search bar / you can also just start typing and it will start typing in the search bar. on my new Macbook pro when i open a new tab nothing is selected so i have to click the search bar before i can start typing its not a huge issue its just annoying when doing work and youre used to it always doing it

Is there any way to combine adress bar and search bar on Safari like Google Chrome does?

I just want to know if there's any plug-in or option to combine those two bars to have just one like in Google Chrome

Yep, one of the many useful things done by Glims!
If you want to fix your Google search to a specific Google location, I recommend that you download and install the free plug-in Glims:
http://www.machangout.com/
which not only does that but much more equally useful stuff! Such as enabling Safari to run full-screen, and more.)
(It adds items to Safari Preferences).
Not only does it already list a number of search engines and regions, but you can also add any other search engine not already listed in Glims by using the method described here:
http://www.machangout.com/tutorials/addsearchengine
Just enter the name you give the search engine in the name field, and the URL for it in the Query URL field.

Google search bar in safari with SL

clear searches is now gone and google doesn't suggest any search terms as you type.

HI,
Try resetting Safari and see if that help...
To reset Safari, choose Reset Safari from the Safari menu.
From here you can clear history, empty the cache, clear the downloads window, remove all cookies, remove all website icons, remove saved names and password, remove other AutoFill form text, clear Google searches, and close all Safari windows.
You can do these all at once, or one at a time to try to preserve items you want for convenience.
Carolyn

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I have read lots of threads, but none seem to answer this question...
How do I delete previous search items in the Google/Yahoo search bar in Safari on my iPod Touch??? Autofill displays these previously entered searches with a drop down menu. There are inappropriate searches from previous users that I can not remove by deleting history, deleting cookies, or clearing the cache. Anyone able to help?!?
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My search bar on my safari is not showing up

tclosed my internet and then my search bar wasnt there

Since Safari 6 Apple removed separate google search bar.
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How to type a URL if Google search bar removed for privacy

Because it appears that in Safari it is impossible to remove the Google Search Bar that's off to the right at the top without also removing the now connected URL Location bar to its left, I removed both. I had noticed that when I did this in Camino, I could still go to a web page by clicking Command L for Open Location (found in the File dropdown menu of most browsers).
But in Safari just now, when I remove the Google search bar that Apple has hard coded to be inseparable from the Location bar to its left, I find I cannot use the File / Open Location command (which I mentioned is Command key - L) and therefore -- is my browser useless if I do not want to document my travels on the world wide web with Google's databases by having the Search Bar up?
In other words is it not possible to enter a URL into Safari in a blank and open the URL Location if you remove the Google Search Bar?
Is the only way to get to a webpage after removing that item to use one's old bookmarks to get to a page?
Or is this a bug and is my "Command key - L" (Open Location command) supposed to be working? I also started to test this with Firefox but it appears my Firefox browser does not have this problem so my Open Location bar remains even if I remove a search bar and the removable search bar it does have is not tied to google in particular, I don't think, in Firefox even if I remove the search bar though I never use a search bar anyway because I don't care to go to any search engine unless I type their URL into my Location bar personally. That's just my preference because I don't trust having third party search bars forced into the browser design.
Is this really true as it appears that there's no way to open a Location in Safari without having the annoying Search Bar up? Is Open Location disabled without the Google Search bar?
If so, it looks like that, of my several browsers, the only one that won't allow me to Open Location (go to a webpage that I type into a Location bar) if I remove the Google Search bar is Safari. I am finding I can successfully extricate myself from Google search if I use Opera, Camino, and Firefox and select Remove after right clicking on the search bar.
Why would the industry be trying to force this Google data mining and surf habits info collection on people? Evidently because Apple would rather take the money from google for forcing google into our browser than protect its customers privacy? I hope this disease does not spread to the other browsers left for me to use. What a monopoly google is building. Too bad antitrust litigation is dead.
(If this is true, this is depressing to me because I had set Safari to be my primary browser. But it seems the least secure browser anyway (compared to using NoScript with Firefox) so I guess I'll have to avoid using it (except on those few pages that won't work without it) until Apple starts taking people's privacy a little more seriously instead of sneaking in more and more features that force us into an unholy logging relationship with Big Brother Google. And I'm disappointed in this development also because I used to like Google before I realized its lawyers were so dedicated to writing privacy policies that are as vague as possible and as unprotective of privacy as possible. I would like to use Google more if they would just stop taking 100 miles when a person gives an inch by using their search engine. I get nervous any time I have to use anything connected with them as things stand and I really wish that would improve and that google will improve its privacy policies rather than finding new ways to log every movement a person makes on the Web.)

The question posed in this thread was:
How do I type a URL such as "www.apple.com" etc. into a blank in SAFARI to go to the URL if I remove the Google search bar?
I cannot seem to get Open Location (Command - L) to function if I remove the Google search bar. Removing the Google Search Bar seems to also remove the location bar to type into. This is not the case in Opera, Camino, or Firefox, so I am wondering if my Safari is just corrupted. If the only way to have the option of Open Location (Command L) is to put the Google Search bar back in, which means the two are connected, does that mean that Google is able to record all url's typed in the Location bar even if you don't use the Search bar? I believe the story used to be that any time you type a url into a google search engine, google records your IP and search; so I'm wondering if Apple has now set up the Location bar in Safari in a deal with Google to let Google track every URL you type into the location bar if it is the case that the Location bar is inseparable from Google Search.

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The search bar and address bar are combined (i.e., there aren't 2 separate entry areas).
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Isn't there a search bar in safari?

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