How To Remove Babylon Search Toolbar From Windows

Reader Question:
“Hi Wally, I want to remove babylon toolbar from Windows.“ - John F., Canada

Wally’s Answer: Babylon toolbar comes from the same company that makes the Babylon translation software. Even though it is probably very useful for users of the software, it is pretty annoying when it suddenly appears as a new toolbar. It is also notoriously difficult to remove babylon toolbar and other such toolbars from Windows.

Problem

The Babylon toolbar appears on the web browser. It takes up space and it doesn’t look good.

Solution

Here are some ways to remove Babylon toolbar from your computer:

How Did It Get On My Computer Anyways?

Before we talk about how to remove the Babylon toolbar, you should also know how it got on your computer in the first place. You see, when you install new software, it comes with strings attached.

Most software gives you an option to not install these additional toolbars and software in the installation process. If you install or upgrade something without paying attention, you can very well end up with these toolbars, search engines, homepages, and any other tuneup, or anti-virus software.

How To Remove Babylon Toolbar From The Computer?

1. Press the Windows Key > type Control Panel > press Enter
2. Click Programs and Features (Add or Remove Programs).
3. Find Babylon and click Uninstall or Remove to start the uninstallation process.

Remove Babylon From All Web Browsers

These instructions will vary from browser to browser. The user interface of the web browsers might also change as they update over time.

Mozilla Firefox

1. Press the Alt key > click Tools > Addons > Extensions
   
2. Find and click Babylon > click Remove

Reset to default homepage:

1. Press the Alt key > click Tools > Options > General
2. Click Restore to Default

Reset the New Tab page to Default

Click here to find out how it’s done.

Reset to default Search Engine:

1. Click the Mozilla Firefox search bar > click the Magnifying Glass icon in the search bar > click Change Search Settings
   
2. Change the default search engine to the one you want to use.
3. Remove babylon from the list if you want.

Google Chrome

1. Go to chrome://extensions/ OR click the Three Lines Icon on the upper-right > Settings > Extensions
   
2. Find Babylon and remove it by clicking the Trash Can

Reset to default homepage:

1. Click the Three Lines Icon on the upper-right > click Settings
2. Under On Startup, click Open the new tab page

Reset to default Search Engine:

1. Click the Three Lines Icon on the upper-right > click Settings
2. Click Manage Search Engines…
3. Remove babylon and replace it with a better search engine.

Internet Explorer

1. Press Alt + X > click Manage Add-Ons
   
   
2. Click Toolbars and Extensions > click Babylon > click Disable

Reset to default homepage:

1. Press Alt + X > click Internet Options
   
   
2. Change homepage

Reset to default Search Engine:

1. Press Alt + X > click Manage Add-Ons
   
   
2. Click Search Providers
3. Remove Babylon and change the default search engine

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Happy Computing!

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