Why am I routed to Clicktale?

installed netscape navigator on my macbook. It changed settings on all other browsers I have. I frequently use firefox. I had address bar search enabled and it would route me to google search. After navigator installation, it routes yahoo and sometimes even when the address is correct, yahoo cannot find the server and displays the search result :(
Also, getting routed to clicktale.net. It is really annoying.
uninstalling and reinstalling firefox didnt help. Also tried changing about:conf
Please help me getting back firefox as is

Netscape Navigator for Intel Mac OS X 10.9 ??
Where did you find that?
I thought the last version was Netscape Navigator 9 which was released in 2007.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netscape_Navigator

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