I hate the google toolbar when I am trying to open an additional page. Prono keeps showing up under the most visited part that I don't want to look at. How do I get google to stop showing me this ****?

The gmail page is totally customizable. You want to go to settings and then make adjustments so that it works for you. Heads Up>>try classic first...

can u explain your problem

As you surf the Web and enter log in information, some sites store your personal information in files called cookies.

Cookies save your log in data so that you don't have to enter the information each time you visit a site.

In addition, some sites save site data such as images and documents in your browser's cache.

These temporary files can speed up the time it takes to visit the website in the future.

If you want to get rid of cookies and cache data, you can do so by following a few steps.

Open Internet Explorer and select "Safety" on the toolbar.

Select "Delete Browsing History..." and select the boxes next to "Cookies" and "Temporary Internet Files."

Click "Delete" to clean your cache and cookies.

Firefox

Open Firefox and select the "Tools" menu. Click "Clean Recent History."

Select "Everything" from the drop-down menu next to "Time Range to Clear."

Select the boxes next to "Cache" and "Cookies" in the list below "Details."

Click "Clear Now" to erase your cache and cookies.

Google Chrome

Open Google Chrome and click the "Wrench" icon to the right of the address bar.

Select "Options" and click the "Under the Hood" tab. Click "Clear Browsing Data" under "Privacy" and select the boxes next to "Empty the Cache" and "Delete Cookies and Other Site Data.

" Select "Everything" from the "Clear Data From This Period:" drop-down menu.

Click "Clear Browsing Data" to empty your cache and delete your cookies.

Hope this helps.

Hi tom_anneh Open a new tab, under the url textbox, your bookmarks should be there. OR click the wrench icon, then check the "Always show the bookmarks bar"
Hope it helps.

You can set your favorite webpage as your home page and have it appear whenever you start up your browser. And if you add the home page button to the browser toolbar, you can click it at anytime to get to your home page.
Follow these steps to adjust your home page settings:

1. Click the wrench icon on the browser toolbar.
2. Select Options (Preferences on Mac and Linux; Settings on a Chromebook).
3. Click the Basics tab.
   • Set your home page
     Pick the page you'd like to be your home page in the "Home page" section. You can select to use the New Tab page as your home page. To use another page, select "Open this page" and enter the web address of the page you'd like to use.
   • Add the home button to the browser toolbar
     Want a button on the browser toolbar that you can click to open your home page? Select the "Show Home button" checkbox in the "Toolbar" section.
   • Set your home page as your startup page
     To see your homepage whenever you open Google Chrome, go to the "On startup" section and select "Open the home page."

1. Click the wrench icon on the browser toolbar.
2. Select Options (Preferences on Mac and Linux; Settings on a Chromebook).
3. Click the Basics tab.
   • Set your home page
     Pick the page you'd like to be your home page in the "Home page" section. You can select to use the New Tab page as your home page. To use another page, select "Open this page" and enter the web address of the page you'd like to use.
   • Add the home button to the browser toolbar
     Want a button on the browser toolbar that you can click to open your home page? Select the "Show Home button" checkbox in the "Toolbar" section.
   • Set your home page as your startup page
     To see your homepage whenever you open Google Chrome, go to the "On startup" section and select "Open the home page."

Thank you,
Lee

If you mean the page that gives you your most visited pages -

1. Click the wrench icon in the upper right and go to Options
2. Under Basics, select "Open the home page"
3. Under Home page, select "Use the New Tab page"
4. Close the Options tab
5. Restart Chrome

This should give you the blank first page with the Most Visited sites listed. If they're not showing, make sure to click on the Most visited line to make the visible. If you don't see that either, look in the lower right for Most visited and click that to restore that line to the browser window.

If you do not need the Google Toolbar just uninstall it from "Add/Remove" from the Control Panel.

If you want to keep Google Toolbar but don't want it to appear on your browser, Right-click the "Menu bar" and "untick/uncheck" Google Toobar. You can do the same for each individual tools too. Click on the tools the select the options and chose your choice to deselect.