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Use: http://www.google.com/ncr http://www.google.com/ncr to disable. NCR=no country redirect. I've set this as my homepage and not had any issues
by computermacgyve 15y ago
Use: http://www.google.com/ncr http://www.google.com/ncr to disable. NCR=no country redirect. I've set this as my homepage and not had any issues
- mrspeaker 15y agoFANTASTIC TIP! This drives me (and 3 co-workers who will want to buy you a beer) insane - I travel a lot, and use proxies - so google is constantly swapping languages on me. Though it makes me less worried about them collating all my personal information if they can't figure out I didn't suddenly learn to speak German ;)
- newman314 15y agoThere does not seem to be a way to use Google SSL + NCR. E.g. https://encrypted.google.com/ncr/search?q=test&qscrl=1 https://encrypted.google.com/ncr/search?q=test&qscrl=1 does not seem to be a valid option. Is there a way to pass NCR in a param like ncr=1? Or the fact that Google SSL is used implies use of NCR? EDIT: It looks like &ncr=1 does work but I'm not sure if this is equivalent to no country redirect. Right now, this is what I have set up (which also disables personalization) https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=test&qscrl=1&ncr=1&pws=0 https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=test&qscrl=1&n...