GoogleEnhancer

Codrut Nistor April 27, 2011 0

The funny part about Google’s recent improvements to its Internet search services is that a lot of people consider them annoyances before anything else, so instead of going “Wow, I really think that Google Instant is an awesome feature!” there’s nothing but “What can I do to get rid of Google preview, suggest and Google Instant NOW???” I keep hearing from some of my buddies. Well, since most of these people I know are Firefox users, I decided to find a solution for their problem… so I bumped into GoogleEnhancer, today’s topic!


GoogleEnhancer is a Firefox addon that is very easy to install, configure and use, freely available for everyone and having the following coordinates: current version is 1.87, released on the 13th of April, the rating is 4/5 stars, after 44 user reviews and no less than 335,898 downloads, while compatibility seems nothing less but impressive, with the official Mozilla.org page I mentioned above claiming that GoogleEnhancer 1.87 works with Firefox 1.5 – 4.2a1pre. Now, that’s something, don’t you think?


GoogleEnhancer has also another home on the Web, available here, where you can find a bunch of other Firefox addon that you may find useful, but let’s leave those aside, since I have to add some of that official mumbo-jumbo about today’s topic purpose, don’t you think? Well… “(SEO) Improves Google search results by adding site-icons, results numbering, keyword highlighting, quick selection to search by date, by language and by file-type. More options available. Removes Google annoyances as -Instant or -Suggest.” Not really a well written description, but well done when it comes to messing with the options and the way GoogleEnhancer works.

Should I say anything else? Yes, just one more thing: grab GoogleEnhancer as soon as possible, you won’t regret it! ;)

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