ISP Is By-passing Firefox’s Location Bar Search
It was only a matter of time before ISPs began doing more than just redirecting failed DNS requests to their own pages. An anonymous reader writes “It looks like the largest ISP in Hong Kong has started by-passing search results from Firefox’s location bar (which typically uses Google), forcing their own search provider (yp.com.hk) onto their users… Can an ISP just start re-directing search …

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