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Hello, if someone has already asked about this, then I apologize for duplication. Does anyone know how to get rid of the Google search in the Konqueror Toolbar?

If I go to Settings->Toolbars it shows that I only have two toolbars enabled. ("Main Toolbar (Konqueror)" and "Location Toolbar (Konqueror)") So I right click on the tool bar and go to "Configure Toolbars..." I look in both those sections, and I don't see anything about the Google search in them.

Is there some trick, or am I looking in the wrong place? Honestly it's not a huge deal if I can't, it's just that I use gg: when I want to search Google, and the extra text area looks clunky.

I'm running Konqueror 3.3.2 on KDE 3.3.2, Debian Unstable.

Thanks.

Thanks to everyone that responded, I appreciate it. Using anda_skoa's advice I was able to remove the Google searchbar from the location bar.

In response to p.alfa. I can't wait for KDE 3.4.1 to hit the Debian repositories. I know there's another source I can add to my /etc/apt/sources.list file, but I would rather wait for the official release.

Here's a step by step for other people with Konqueror 3.3.2 wanting to get rid of the searchbar.

1. Go to Settings->"Configure Toolbars..."
2. Select the Location Toolbar <searchbar>
3. In the "Current Actions:" selection area you should see "Search Bar"
4. Select the "Search Bar" option and press the arrow pointing to the "Available Actions:" selection area.
5. Press OK

The searchbar should now be gone.

One thing I did notice is that for a little while the searchbar would sometimes appear when I opened Konqueror, so I opened and closed Konqueror repeatedly until the searchbar stopped appearing. I assume this occurred because I keep two instances of Konqueror preloaded.

Thanks again for everyone's help.