Different browsers, same Search Engine=Different PR:why?
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Hi Folks,
I am hoping for some clarity on this
Using different browsers First: IE, Second: Firefox. Same Search Engine Google.ie. I get totally different results when I search for "Buy Gold" In both browsers. I am not signed into my gmail account.
Can anyone tell me why this is please?
Thanks,
Sinead -
Hi Colin,
They are exactly the same in both browsers - interesting though I did note that one browser reported
About 120,000,000 results (0.17 seconds) while the other reported About 124,000,000 results (0.22 seconds)So sounds like some sort of filter at play?Thanks,Sinead
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Have you checked your "location" setting in Google? It's on the left side on the Results Page.
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