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Have been using Firefox for years, instead of Google Chrome.

After years of use, all-of-a-sudden I'm getting interrupted by News messages from Firefox.  They are all news, but rather obscure in the current stream of current events.  And of course, you can click on the messages to see more (I don't).

Can anyone tell me how to block these messages, or if this can't be done, maybe recommend another browser?  I've been hearing a lot about DuckDuckGo.

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How do I get rid of news feed on Firefox?

Click the "Display Your Bookmarks" icon -- a transparent star on a gray background -- on the Navigation toolbar, if available. Select "Bookmarks Toolbar," locate the news feed folder you want to disable, right-click it and select "Delete."

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I use Firefox too, once you turn off the feed it's clean.  But fyi, DuckDuckGo is a search engine not a browser (unless that's changed).  I tried switching to them for searches, and got the most bizarre non-results.  Searched for something regarding APTC, got one article from Forbes about it, but all the other results were Wiki pages for people and places and things that had zip to do with my question.  Kinda turned me off them, lol.  Though I would like to switch out of using Google. 

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Long-time Firefox here also, and my Bookmarks Toolbar is empty. It's been set up so long ago, I didn't know that news feed would be there, and that would be annoying to have junk stories as I work..

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