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How to stop firefox from returning to first google seach page after visiting website from second, third , forth etc search page, so I don't have to scroll down

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When I have clicked on a web site link from a google search page other than the first, and then click the back button it goes to the first search page instead of the last one i was on, so that I have to scroll down and click on the last search page I was at. If I was on the third search page, I want to be able to click the back button and be sent to search page 3, and not 1 again. When using Internet Explorer it goes back to whatever search page I was on last in google, so I'm thinking it is a firefox issue, not google.

When I have clicked on a web site link from a google search page other than the first, and then click the back button it goes to the first search page instead of the last one i was on, so that I have to scroll down and click on the last search page I was at. If I was on the third search page, I want to be able to click the back button and be sent to search page 3, and not 1 again. When using Internet Explorer it goes back to whatever search page I was on last in google, so I'm thinking it is a firefox issue, not google.

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Hi gretchen0906,

That doesn't happen for me. Does it happen for you in safe mode? Please follow the steps here:

Diagnose Firefox issues using Troubleshoot Mode

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Thank you for posting a reply eddyc. I have tried your suggestion, and that still happens when firefox is in safe mode.

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OK. Please now try clearing cache, and cookies that are involved with the problem site:


https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/How%20to%20clear%20the%20cache

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/Deleting%20cookies