How to Disable Local Country Specific Google Search Domain ?

Google.com redirects to local Google country specific domain, depending on the country you are located. For example in India Google.com redirects to Google.co.in – in China Google.com redirects to Google.cn – similarly it redirects in other countries. Sometime it can be annoying because search results vary according to country domains.

Set Google .COM as your default Search Engine

Here is a simple trick to default your search to Google.com, regardless of which country you are in.

Just Simply Go to www.google.com/ncr (where ncr stands for No Country Redirect) to disable redirect to country specific Google domain. Google will set a cookie in your browser and make all your future searches default to google.com.

To get the Default local Google Back You just need to clear your cookie and your Google local domain will show up the next time you type in Google.com. [via]

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