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Jash Sayani said 11:05AM on 8-27-2008
The Google Search in Firefox already has this option by default.
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James said 4:35PM on 8-27-2008
I find the hit counter very useful -- if I don't know how to spell something, or if I'm having a hard time deciding on keywords, usually the one with the most hits is the "best" phrasing.
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Kay said 2:23PM on 8-27-2008
Yahoo! Search already has this feature - for a long time too. Personally I like Yahoo! Search more than Google but Gmail is still better than Ymail.
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ntw1103 said 3:53PM on 8-27-2008
This really drives me crazy. I am just glad they let you disable it. if they didn't have that option, I might stop using google. (yes there are other sites)
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Bryan Price said 9:37PM on 8-27-2008
I hardly ever see the front page. I have a keyworded bookmark so I just open a new tab and in the location type go keyword keyword keyword.
The only problem is that sometimes Google thinks I'm a bot. I go to the front page, enter my request, and I get it. And I find that odd, especially since the last time that I happened, I wanted an update to Gmail drives. Then I found out that was using the wrong password on my drive. :-O
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Quikboy said 11:25AM on 8-28-2008
Funny how if MS did this, it's automatically a rip-off of Yahoo!'s Search Assist. Though Microsoft has had AutoComplete/Suggestion type of feature built into the Windows Live Toolbar since 2005.
The built-in search box in IE8 will also display Live Search's AutoComplete (or Auto Suggest), as well as a rumor it will be integrated on Live.com (with an off button)
http://www.liveside.net/main/archive/2008/08/27/auto-suggest-new-in-ie-8-with-search-providers-and-coming-to-live-com.aspx
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Mac said 8:05PM on 9-18-2008
I noticed the other day that it doesn't like C# ... if you try to search for anything C# related, you end up with plain old C...
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