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also in Firefox<br />
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click on &quot;tools&quot;, and look for &quot;add-ons.&quot; See if the Babylon Toolbar is still in there, there should be an &quot;uninstall&quot; button under Babylon. Click on uninstall and follow the prompts.. the uninstall should complete itself once you relaunch firefox. <br />
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also in Firefox

click on "tools", and look for "add-ons." See if the Babylon Toolbar is still in there, there should be an "uninstall" button under Babylon. Click on uninstall and follow the prompts.. the uninstall should complete itself once you relaunch firefox.



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I have somehow got the horrible Babylon program in my system.i use Windows XP pro and Firefox with google as search engine.Babylon seems to be everywhere in system. yet there is nowhere I can remove it. Add and remove does not display it neither is it shown in Program files.I cannot remove it from the tool bar. as no option to do so, Help please 
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I have somehow got the horrible Babylon program in my system.i use Windows XP pro and Firefox with google as search engine.Babylon seems to be everywhere in system. yet there is nowhere I can remove it. Add and remove does not display it neither is it shown in Program files.I cannot remove it from the tool bar. as no option to do so, Help please 

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