Google Restricts Results in firefox
Some of the my results are not showing in firefox whereas in Chrome it works absolutely fine. Search "vagabond" in firefox it will not be shown in result. I am facing this issue from yesterday and not able to perform smooth searching in firefox.
Modified by Akash Jadav
Chosen solution
Hi Akash Kumar Jadav, that is really strange. It seems to be related to movie titles; I also get a blocking overlay for
I can't tell for sure, but possibly the overlay is oversized because I'm denying access to Doubleclick and breaking the ad flow? (My bad.)
Problem is, I don't see any way to get rid of it without hacking the page or using an add-on that lets you remove overlays (or remove any element).
One temporary workaround is to use a bookmarklet. That's a script you save on your Bookmarks Toolbar or Bookmarks Menu. When you need to remove the huge footer, click the bookmark and the script will run in the context of the page.
https://www.jeffersonscher.com/res/sumomarklets.html#googlehidefooter
The script is:
document.getElementById('footcnt').style.display = 'none'
If this turns out not to be a temporary problem, then it would make sense to seek a more automatic solution.
Read this answer in context 👍 2All Replies (2)
Chosen Solution
Hi Akash Kumar Jadav, that is really strange. It seems to be related to movie titles; I also get a blocking overlay for
I can't tell for sure, but possibly the overlay is oversized because I'm denying access to Doubleclick and breaking the ad flow? (My bad.)
Problem is, I don't see any way to get rid of it without hacking the page or using an add-on that lets you remove overlays (or remove any element).
One temporary workaround is to use a bookmarklet. That's a script you save on your Bookmarks Toolbar or Bookmarks Menu. When you need to remove the huge footer, click the bookmark and the script will run in the context of the page.
https://www.jeffersonscher.com/res/sumomarklets.html#googlehidefooter
The script is:
document.getElementById('footcnt').style.display = 'none'
If this turns out not to be a temporary problem, then it would make sense to seek a more automatic solution.
Thanks @jscher2000