From ComputerWorld:
Microsoft on Thursday began blocking rival browsers and search providers from using Windows 10's Cortana search box, the operating system's prime search real estate.
While Gavin didn't name names, Mozilla's Firefox modified Windows 10 so that when that browser was made the operating system's default, Firefox's selected search provider generated results from in-Cortana queries, with the ensuing pages appearing in Firefox, not Edge. Other browsers, such as Google's Chrome, did not go that far, but third-party extensions available in the Chrome Web Store did.
(Score: 4, Insightful) by Kilo110 on Saturday April 30 2016, @01:45AM
Great. Even more reason for me to continue ignoring Cortana.
(Score: 2) by frojack on Saturday April 30 2016, @03:48AM
My thoughts exactly.
Reminds me of a song from The Mikado. "She never will be missed".
Even on the one machine I have that does have it installed I never use it to find anything other than settings and controls that Microsoft buried so deeply in Windows 10 that you need a search agent to find them.
No, you are mistaken. I've always had this sig.
(Score: 2) by linkdude64 on Saturday April 30 2016, @11:20PM
If you don't have it ripped out entirely, it's certainly not ignoring what you're up to.