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There may be all kinds of sound reasoning behind the changes Google recently rolled out to their search interface, but that doesn't mean everyone likes the new look. If you count yourself among those who wish they'd stuck with the more spartan design, it's easy to bring back.
There are several new userscripts that have been posted to strip the left sidebar from Google's search results page. I've found OldGoogle to work well in both Chrome and Firefox. There's also REMOVE Google SideBar, Good old Google search, and a handful of others.
OG works for me, but you may want to try the others depending on which browser (and which particular version) you're using. Firefox users, of course, need to install Greasemonkey ahead of time to use the scripts.
There are several new userscripts that have been posted to strip the left sidebar from Google's search results page. I've found OldGoogle to work well in both Chrome and Firefox. There's also REMOVE Google SideBar, Good old Google search, and a handful of others.
OG works for me, but you may want to try the others depending on which browser (and which particular version) you're using. Firefox users, of course, need to install Greasemonkey ahead of time to use the scripts.
Hate the new Google look? Change it back with a Userscript. originally appeared on Download Squad on Fri, 07 May 2010 15:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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