Redirect Google Redirects
Redirect requests to google.com/url directly
This extension registers a webRequest listener to intercept requests made to google.com/url and redirect the request to the actual URL directly instead of through Google. This does not replace the URLs in links.
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This worked great. Looking forward to it working again soon!
As of the last few months, the extension stopped working can you update it?
Successfully skips the "Redirect Notice" page from address bar I'm Feeling Lucky searches, HOWEVER for some reason this also breaks clicking on all links in Reddit email (https://click.redditmail.com/CL0/[reddit url]) - just makes them redirect to the home page instead of to the given URL.
Successfully skips the "Redirect Notice" page from address bar I'm Feeling Lucky searches, HOWEVER for some reason this also breaks clicking on all links in Reddit email (https://click.redditmail.com/CL0/[reddit url]) - just makes them redirect to the home page instead of to the given URL.
It works but when I right click URLs in Google, the copy/paste URL still has the redirect. Use URL Tracking Stripper & Redirect Skipper instead.
It works but when I right click URLs in Google, the copy/paste URL still has the redirect. Use URL Tracking Stripper & Redirect Skipper instead.
I don't know if it's just me, but even though it does what it says, there's a tremendous delay in doing so. Upwards of five seconds. It's far faster to just click the first link when Google comes up.
I don't know if it's just me, but even though it does what it says, there's a tremendous delay in doing so. Upwards of five seconds. It's far faster to just click the first link when Google comes up.
does what it says on the can
does what it says on the can
Addison Maudit expressed my sentiments exactly in his review: "As others have said, this removes the "Redirect Notice" when using "I'm Feeling Lucky" in the URL bar. It's very convenient, but a shame that we need an extension for this now."
Addison Maudit expressed my sentiments exactly in his review: "As others have said, this removes the "Redirect Notice" when using "I'm Feeling Lucky" in the URL bar. It's very convenient, but a shame that we need an extension for this now."
It's working perfectly with google.com but doesn't work on google.co.uk or the others. I live in Indonesia where there are many contents censored, so I need to use google.co.uk otherwise the search results won't be good.
It's working perfectly with google.com but doesn't work on google.co.uk or the others. I live in Indonesia where there are many contents censored, so I need to use google.co.uk otherwise the search results won't be good.
does it's job well. google did bad job :)
does it's job well. google did bad job :)
tried this extension in linux environment in google chrome Version 79.0.3945.130 but not working
tried this extension in linux environment in google chrome Version 79.0.3945.130 but not working
Does what it says it does.
Does what it says it does.
fixes the google redirect issue. i am not sure if the extension is open source. that bothers me a bit.
fixes the google redirect issue. i am not sure if the extension is open source. that bothers me a bit.
God. This extension saves my time. My feeling lucky works once more.
God. This extension saves my time. My feeling lucky works once more.
As others have said, this removes the "Redirect Notice" when using "I'm Feeling Lucky" in the URL bar. It's very convenient, but a shame that we need an extension for this now.
As others have said, this removes the "Redirect Notice" when using "I'm Feeling Lucky" in the URL bar. It's very convenient, but a shame that we need an extension for this now.
Doesn't work on google.de or other toplevel domains
Doesn't work on google.de or other toplevel domains
This does a great job of fixing the "Redirect" bug that Google introduced. (Actually, probably not a bug... Google just doesn't like you using their search engine without them ever making it to the glass to show you ads etc. Totally straightforward.
This does a great job of fixing the "Redirect" bug that Google introduced. (Actually, probably not a bug... Google just doesn't like you using their search engine without them ever making it to the glass to show you ads etc. Totally straightforward.
Does exactly what I was looking for.. automatically bypasses Google `/url` redirects like I'm Feeling Lucky!, which recently had an extra redirect warning page added in between. Since there were no prior reviews I did review the code before running. Very straightforward and nothing unexpected.
