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May 12, 2007
Google Search Results, Displayed in Columns
If you have a large monitor, you definitely blame Google for wasting so much space in the search results pages. This Greasemonkey script (that requires Greasemonkey for Firefox) places two search results in a row, so all the 10 search results could be visible without scrolling down. The results have a ranking number to make the order clearer.
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This is very nice, but it seems to disable my adblocker and I get the ads on the far right of the search page
ReplyDeleteI'm glad this script works in Opera, too.
ReplyDeleteHorizontal columns? WTF?
ReplyDeleteThere's a script for "vertical columns" as well. In fact, this script was the original.
ReplyDeleteI fill that space with Googlepedia.
ReplyDeletenice but why google use div and table both?
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