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What if you want to include a link to a Google Search results page and the URL needs to be short? Instead of copying the URL from the address bar and including a lot of unnecessary parameters, you can manually build a simple URL: http://www.google.com/search?q=test Obviously, you should replace "test" with your query. If there are multiple keywords, replace space with "+" like this: http://www.google.com/search?q=test+my+speed You could drop "www." from the URL: http://google.com/search?q=test Google **w uses AJAX to load Search results, so you can replace "search?" with "#": http://google.com/#q=test You can even drop the slash after "google.com" and the URL works in most desktop browsers, but **t in mobile browsers. You could also replace "google.com" with "google.ca" or other Google domains, but you'll get different results. Fortunately, Google owns the googl.com domain and you can use this URL: http://googl.com/#q=test |
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