Windows 10: Toolbar problems

Ok so basically,i had this problem with my toolbar for months but i was too lazy to deal with so i didn't even care,but now i am really pissed off for this and since i tried for at least 3 hours to resolve this without any success the last thing that remains me to do is asking here.Basically my toolbar display the day of the week when it's in larger mode and when i set small icons it display the date and the hour...So as far as i know the default setting should be,in larger mode date and hour and with small icons only the hour right?How can i put it back to normal?

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IE11 Google Toolbar no auto search suggestions, no search history?

Since the last Win 10 update my Google Toolbar won't list any search suggestions as I type and there is no search history listed. The Google tool bar will allow a search, but after a few searches no search history shows and no "clear search" button is listed either.

I have turnd on "Suggest searches as you type", and "store search histroy on my computer" in the Google Toolbar options.

Any suggestions to fix this?

 

bookmarks toolbar

Hi Leonard,

To better assist you regarding bookmarks toolbar in Microsoft Edge, we recommend that you follow these easy quick steps on how to add bookmarks. To do this, follow the steps below:

• Open Microsoft Edge, then on the address bar type a specific website (e.g. www.facebook.com).
• Click the Star button, from the drop-down list select
  Favorites Bar then click on Save.
  
  
  
  
• You can see that the web address will be added in the toolbar.

Let us know if the solution above works for you.

 

Security Flaw Discovered in Google Toolbar

A security flaw has been discovered in Google's Toolbar which could allow criminals to steal data or install malicious software onto people’s computers. The flaw works by exploiting the toolbar’s ability to install new buttons, and allows a hacker to potentially disguise malicious code as a legitimate button due to the fact that the toolbar does not perform adequate checks when buttons are being installed. To become a victim of the vulnerability, a user would have to be tricked into clicking a link which would open a new popup window asking them to install a custom button, which appears to be installed from a legitimate site such as Google. It then needs to be run from the toolbar, and a user would have to agree to downloading and running an executable. Given the number of steps involved, the flaw is not being treated as critical, and Google is already working on a fix for the problem.

Source: Yahoo! News