Google - International

By Philbo Last update Apr 4, 2009 — Installed 379 times.

Does not work properly with Foxsaver addon

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Kushagra Gupta User

Hi
When I use Fox saver addon, the pic displayed on the google page keeps on changing say every 1 second and the page keeps on refreshing automatically till I click stop button. Any help?

 
Av3r4ge User

This didn't work for me either at first. After some modifications I came up with this:

// ==UserScript==

// @name Google - International

// @description Google - International: is a greasemonkey script that automatically redirects Google to the international (default) version if located on an external country domain.

// @namespace http://userscripts.org/users/75976

// @authors: ScriptDeveloper

// @copyright ScriptDeveloper

// @include http://google.*/

// @include http://www.google.*/

// @exclude http://google.com/

// @exclude http://www.google.com/

// @version 1.2

// ==/UserScript==

window.addEventListener("load", function(e) {

document.innerHTML = window.location = 'http://www.google.com/ncr';

}, false);

Works for me...

 
Philbo Script's Author

Dear Kushagra & Av3r4ge,

I updated the script functioning allowing your problems to (hopefully) be resolved. I tested without the update and realized you are both correct so I repaired it by adding "/" to the end of the excluded domains as well as excluding external website by Google by using "// @exclude http://*.google.com/*" allowing less outcomes. If the errors still persist (again) please post your complaint / feedback here, and I will attempt to repair them as soon as possible. If you have found a solution to the error feel free to post it as well.

 
travelour User
FirefoxX11

didn't work at first for Japan, but after I added the .jp suffix, it worked fine.
Would love to see something like this for youtube. I find it annoying to always have to hit "cancel" to default to international.

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