Restrict Google Country Specific Redirection Page

Google redirects their homepage to a country specific domain based on the user's IP address. For example, if I am in India and type in Google.com, I am automatically redirected to Google.co.in. While this is a very useful feature, especially while carrying out a local search, it is desirable to shift to Google.com page and carry out the search. Restrict Google's Redirection Page You can also restrict Google from redirecting you to a country specific search or results page by appending the URL with "/ncr". So for example you can type in "google.com/ncr" in your browser and you will not be redirected to a local domain like say "Google.co.in". Hence no matter wherever you are in the world, it will restrict Google from redirecting you to a country specific page. NCR is a abbrevation of No Country Restriction. Thanks to Gokul for the tip. Do try this out and drop in your comments. Link: Google NCR -- This Post Restrict Google Country Specific Redirection Page is Published on Devils Workshop .

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