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Ehm.. @firefox ?? What's going on?
Maybe they had to change some sort of technical link to the search engine? Like, they couldn't directly change some info on the search engine, so they just created a new one and deleted the old.
Just a complete guess though.
@Bubs you, my friend, must have, at least, developed some code?
Because that must be it. Like a variable being replaced, just with the same name in it :-)
!softwaregore@lemmy.world ?
Probably means your previous 'Google' entry was an outdated one that is no longer supported, and a new 'Google' entry is now used to replace it. But the message is generic and used whenever a search engine is no longer available.