Last Updated: February 25, 2016
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Encrypted Google Search on Chrome

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#search engine
#google chrome
#omnibox
#traffic filtering
#encrypted google search

If you're concerned about your search traffic being filtered, try using the Encrypted Google Search. What it does is, encrypting traffic between your computer (Chrome) and the Google Server.

  1. Open chrome://settings/searchEngines#search
  2. Add a new search engine "Encrypted Google"
  3. Keyword "encrypted.google.com"
  4. URL "https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=%s"
  5. Click Done
  6. Make it the Default in the URL column
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#google chrome
#omnibox
#traffic filtering
#encrypted google search

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