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A 'regular internet user' doesn't even bother with the settings and/or is probably unaware of localization of search results. This doesn't mean she wouldn't get
by mariorz 17y ago
A 'regular internet user' doesn't even bother with the settings and/or is probably unaware of localization of search results. This doesn't mean she wouldn't get better results by searching without localization (assuming she's an english speaker).
What's worst is google for some reason changes back the settings to localized at what appear to be random intervals. The only definite working solution I've found is to use a US IP address to proxy from.
- trezor 17y agoI made a web-based proxy for that when I finally got too fed up with that. Has a own open-search provider too. http://googlealready.com/ http://googlealready.com/ (plug) These days I use bing though, but that service is still online.