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I have researched this the past week. Did everything I could find...
Yahoo still automatic search engine and I cannot figure it out.
No extensions when I checked.
What to do? What to look for to get rid of yahoo?
iMac Pro
Download and run Malwarebytes. Malwarebytes was developed by one of our own colleagues here in ASC and is about the most proven anti-malware software for Mac.
After that be sure to go to Safari menu > Preferences > Search > Search Engine and change it back to your own preference.
Download and run Malwarebytes. Malwarebytes was developed by one of our own colleagues here in ASC and is about the most proven anti-malware software for Mac.
After that be sure to go to Safari menu > Preferences > Search > Search Engine and change it back to your own preference.
If necessary, follow the manual instructions. Do not download any other programs that are listed in the articles.
See if the below helps. I would scroll down to the below or you might fall asleep.
Step 1. Eliminate Yahoo Redirect from Windows
Step 2. Delete Yahoo Redirect from Mac OS X
Step 3. Uninstall Yahoo Redirect from Internet Explorer
Step 4. Remove Yahoo Redirect from Microsoft Edge
Step 5. Erase Yahoo Redirect from Mozilla Firefox
Step 6. Get rid of Yahoo Redirect from Google Chrome
Step 7. Eliminate Yahoo Redirect from Safari
I tried Step 2 and Step 7.
I have no extensions. There are no applications that are suspicious. There is no "reset" on Safari when I tried to reset it as described in Step 7.
Did you try Malwarebytes? Reset Safari has been replaced by going to Safari/Clear History.... in the current version of Safari.
Yahoo hijacked safari on Mac 10.14.5 - no extensions.
