[bonn1]

My recent experience with Yahoo:

A while ago after I installed uTorrent all my browsers (Chrome, Firefox and Safari) switched to Yahoo as my default search. Then I changed them back to Google.

After a while (I guess after I rebooted the computer) again all browsers showed Yahoo again. I googled for some help I found a hint that I have to disable and remove the 'Searchme' extension. I did so.

After a while (I guess after I rebooted the computer) again all browsers showed Yahoo again and the Searchme extension showed up again. And still Searchme is there—I took a screenshot http://imgur.com/OsH9o0m

EDIT: Why the downvotes?

[clay_to_n]

"EDIT: Why the downvotes?"

Just a guess, but people might find your comment totally irrelevant to the posted article.

[bhayden]

uTorrent is pretty terrible these days, I steer everyone away from it.

[gokhan]

Or downgrade to 2.2.1 and disable updates.

[danw3]

And in what direction do you steer them?

[perryh2]

Deluge is a good client with a local GUI and web access

[nullren]

transmission

[EC1]

+1 for transmission, great app.

[droidist2]

The song is really good too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYaN2w6rcgk

[sireat]

qBittorent is quite nice.

Ninite offers it instead of uTorrent .Not sure why they still offer eMule though.

[isaacdl]

Yeah, that's almost certainly uTorrent's fault rather than Yahoo's.

[GFK_of_xmaspast]

Yahoo's the one paying them.

[Retra]

If someone else were paying them, this wouldn't be a problem?

[GFK_of_xmaspast]

If someone else were paying them, we wouldn't blame yahoo.

[Retra]

You're the only one blaming Yahoo. If Yahoo didn't pay, then the problem would still exist. So why do you blame Yahoo?

[Untit1ed]

I'm certainly blaming Yahoo. Paying browser hijackers isn't exactly the hallmark of a resurgent and reputable internet company.