CustomizeGoogle enhance Google search results by adding links to other useful services. It can also remove ads.
google main page*
remove ads
add links to other web search sites
in news results, add links to other news search sites
in movie results, add links to other movie review sites
in weather results, add links to other weather sites
in product results, add links to other product search sites
use Google Suggest
images.google.*
add links to other image/photo/art search sites
rewrite links to point straight to the images
groups-beta.google.*
remove ads
news.google.*
add links to other news search sites
froogle.google.*
remove ads
add links to other product search sites
answers.google.*
remove ads
print.google.*
restore right-click context menu
add links to book review sites
toolbar.google.com
add links to other Firefox-friendly Google-related toolbars
gmail.google.*
remove ads and related pages
secure Gmail (switch to https)
local.google.*
remove ads
CustomizeGoogle.com
update notification
*Note :
This is a Greasemonkey user script.
-To install, you need Greasemonkey: Greasemonkey
-Then restart Firefox and revisit this script.
-Under Tools, there will be a new menu item to "Install User Script".
-Accept the default configuration and install.
-To uninstall, go to Tools/Manage User Scripts,
-select "CustomizeGoogle", and click Uninstall.
Is it spyware?
No, CustomizeGoogle is not spyware. It does not track the pages you visit, display ads, hijack Amazon affiliate links, log keystrokes, steal passwords, set cookies*, "phone home," or install any bundled software on your computer. It is simply a Firefox script that modifies a few Google services in a useful way. If you don't like it, you can easily uninstall it.
How do I uninstall it?
In the Tools menu, go to "Manage User Scripts," select CustomizeGoogle, and click Uninstall. Refresh the page and CustomizeGoogle will be gone. You do not need to reboot; you do not even need to relaunch Firefox.
CustomizeGoogle
google main page*
remove ads
add links to other web search sites
in news results, add links to other news search sites
in movie results, add links to other movie review sites
in weather results, add links to other weather sites
in product results, add links to other product search sites
use Google Suggest
images.google.*
add links to other image/photo/art search sites
rewrite links to point straight to the images
groups-beta.google.*
remove ads
news.google.*
add links to other news search sites
froogle.google.*
remove ads
add links to other product search sites
answers.google.*
remove ads
print.google.*
restore right-click context menu
add links to book review sites
toolbar.google.com
add links to other Firefox-friendly Google-related toolbars
gmail.google.*
remove ads and related pages
secure Gmail (switch to https)
local.google.*
remove ads
CustomizeGoogle.com
update notification
*Note :
This is a Greasemonkey user script.
-To install, you need Greasemonkey: Greasemonkey
-Then restart Firefox and revisit this script.
-Under Tools, there will be a new menu item to "Install User Script".
-Accept the default configuration and install.
-To uninstall, go to Tools/Manage User Scripts,
-select "CustomizeGoogle", and click Uninstall.
Is it spyware?
No, CustomizeGoogle is not spyware. It does not track the pages you visit, display ads, hijack Amazon affiliate links, log keystrokes, steal passwords, set cookies*, "phone home," or install any bundled software on your computer. It is simply a Firefox script that modifies a few Google services in a useful way. If you don't like it, you can easily uninstall it.
How do I uninstall it?
In the Tools menu, go to "Manage User Scripts," select CustomizeGoogle, and click Uninstall. Refresh the page and CustomizeGoogle will be gone. You do not need to reboot; you do not even need to relaunch Firefox.
CustomizeGoogle