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f69j69b
2004-09-20, 04:07 PM
can anyone tell me why if i launch IE go to google search for free porn it returns with
6,970,000 results and if i do the same thing in mozilla it returns with 9,410,000 which are different from the ones in IE
Fred
MadMax
2004-09-20, 10:19 PM
It's as simple as the 2 search engines having different databases and search algorithms.
Wazza
2004-09-21, 01:38 AM
Originally posted by MadMax
It's as simple as the 2 search engines having different databases and search algorithms. What? Hippy
:D
MadMax
2004-09-21, 11:37 AM
How do you know I'm a hippie? |jester|
spacemanspiff
2004-09-23, 09:24 AM
Mozilla/Netscape has always returned different results than IE. Maybe something to do with a hosts file, proxy servers, phase of the moon....
Whenever my IE is not infected with a virus, I try to use it to check SE results.
Sorry I couldn't give you a better explanation. It's just some techno gobbldy-gook. |rasta|
f69j69b
2004-09-23, 09:52 AM
thanks spacemanspiff
Fred
Sean416
2004-09-23, 10:04 AM
Originally posted by f69j69b
can anyone tell me why if i launch IE go to google search for free porn it returns with
6,970,000 results and if i do the same thing in mozilla it returns with 9,410,000 which are different from the ones in IE
Fred
|jester|
re-read the question buddy.
My guess would be that google times out after a certain amount of time. Perhaps IE is .00001x slower then IE and therefor returns fewer search results. Even though I always thought Mozilla was known to be a slower browser.
spacemanspiff
2004-09-23, 01:24 PM
It's not just fewer results, it's different results, which shouldn't have anything to do with server timeout intervals.
I have noticed that with the newer versions of Mozilla, as opposed to the older ones like Netscape 4.7, etc, the results are a lot more in sync.
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