You should not see any search results, because you did not request a search. The confusing thing here is that the address bar is used for two pupropses. If you type a URL there (presumably recognized by containing no spaces, and a number of internal dots) it interprets it as a website address, and goes there. If it doesn't recognize what you type as a URL, it sends it to the website of your defaut search engine (apparently Google), and that will then return search results for your request, which will be displayed with clickable links.
If you get no response, it usually means it cannot even connect to the address that you typed.
The reason I put up that page is that when you also suffer a crash loading that, we can systematically start deleting parts of it until it starts working, and determine that way what the offending part was.
[Edit] I now made a page so simple that it should never cause a problem for any browser, at https://chessvariants.com/hi.html . Check if you can see that.
You should not see any search results, because you did not request a search. The confusing thing here is that the address bar is used for two pupropses. If you type a URL there (presumably recognized by containing no spaces, and a number of internal dots) it interprets it as a website address, and goes there. If it doesn't recognize what you type as a URL, it sends it to the website of your defaut search engine (apparently Google), and that will then return search results for your request, which will be displayed with clickable links.
If you get no response, it usually means it cannot even connect to the address that you typed.
The reason I put up that page is that when you also suffer a crash loading that, we can systematically start deleting parts of it until it starts working, and determine that way what the offending part was.
[Edit] I now made a page so simple that it should never cause a problem for any browser, at https://chessvariants.com/hi.html . Check if you can see that.