How to Disable Google SearchWiki
Written on 22nd November 2008
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Zee, Editor in Chief at The Next Web, Principal at WeDoCreative.
Last week we announced the release of Google’s latest input into the world of search, “SearchWiki”. Let’s face it, Google’s latest release “Search Wiki” isn’t for everyone and although it’s well put together – some of us want things back to the way they were.
The guys at Google Operating System pointed us to a great greasemonkey script which reverts everything back to how you remember it.
To get this working, ensure you have Greasemonkey the Firefox extension installed, then simply click here to install the appropriately titled NoSearch Wiki userscript.
Unfortunately, if you’ve already played around with WikiSearch and promoted/demoted certain listings, they will remain the same. On a positive note though, you should be able to use this on Opera, Fluid (mac) and Safari with Greasekit installed.
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