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Gabriel99
Scriptwright
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All this does is do a redirect, after the new version of the page starts to load. So it still locks up Firefox as the new version loads, and takes a few seconds before it redirects to the old version. And then, if you click the Back button, you get the new version, since that's the page you were just redirected from. The proper solution is to append "&sout=1" onto the end of the search form URL. Then the new version won't ever hit the browser. |
FortMax
Script's Author
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That's been bugging me too. However, it doesn't look like simply adding "&sout=1" to the search form address does anything, as the form still takes me to the new version first. The only way is probably changing the search form's outgoing link, but that's way above my head. Thanks for your help, though. |
Alex35
Scriptwright
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You should use This way, users will not return to the new version of Google Images when trying to go back to the previous page, as this method does not modify the history object. |
