Search displays in a new tab

when I perform a search with bing, the results are displayed in a new tab. I don't want a new tab or window to display the results. This just started happening tonight. My first initial searches for a cause said it was a setting in bing. I wasn't able to find where this setting is. But I don't have the same issue in internet explorer, which leads me to believe its a setting somewhere in firefox. I checked the about:config, the search option is set to false (Pref name = browser.search.openintab)

Okay, I don't know what's going on. Bing and Firefox seem to be playing well today. I've tried several searches and everything is back to normal. Not opening a new tab for searches.
I hope this isn't a sign of some kind of virus. Just seems a really strange type of thing to happen out of the blue.

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Start Firefox in [[Safe Mode]] to check if one of the add-ons is causing the problem (switch to the DEFAULT theme: Tools > Add-ons > Themes).
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https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/searchontab/
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uninstalled YAHOO! toolbar
now YAHOO! search page opens whenever new tab opens
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I watched closely as it opened and found this script [url]
click.w3i.com/?Programid=132&Elementname=TabSearch&Applicationid={5E8E3DF7-A01E-4B94-BC69-BD32867958BB}&Version=3.6.5&Vintage=20120209&Defaultbrowserid=27&Productid=2780&Vendorid=6413&Offerid=6894
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http://search.yahoo.com/?fr=freeze&type=W3i_NA,132,3_6,Tab%20Search,20120209,6894,0,27,0
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Thanks so much for your support. As I said I am not a professional, so I by chance saw a friend who is and this is what he suggested and it worked.
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See, I get that.
Here is what I'm looking for. Say, I'm reading an interesting article in Safari and I see a term that I want to search. I highlight the text and Right click to select 'Search with Google'. The results populate in the same tab. I want the result of that in a new tab so I can continue to read the original article and go the new tab to see what google results are...

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* Don't make any changes on the Safe mode start window.
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My default browser is Chrome but I also use Firefox and Safari on my iMac. Since installation of Yosemite, I have a sporadic problem when the browser starts opening a link or displaying successive pages in a new tab rather than replacing the on-screen page with a new page within the same tab. The only way to stop that is to Quit the browser and relaunch. This occurs from time to time in all 3 of the web browsers I use.
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Hi Brian,
You're not doing anything wrong - it just doesn't work the way most people would expect.
Send feedback to Apple via Safari menu -> Report Bugs to Apple...

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