[issues?] Suddenly all google search result contain prefix

[fred]

hello

i use NoScript 2.3rc2 (i must restart firefox 3.6.26 for use 2.3.1rc1)

I have no more problem with the links, why ? because i have my auto surrogate :

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- Redirect Remover 2.6.4
	{fe0258ab-4f74-43a1-8781-bcdf340f9ee9}
	http://www.aredeye.com/addons/
	Février 6, 2012 02:38:17
	Firefox 3.0b1 - 10.*
	Supprimer les redirections des liens et des images

Example url: http://www.example.net/forum/affich-0-example&rct=j&sa=U&ei=ABCD1234&ved=ABCD1234&q=site:www.example.net+test+example&usg=ABCD1234
Include pattern: *tp*://*.*/*&rct=*&sa=*&ei=*&ved=*&q=*&usg=*
Exclude pattern:
Redirect to: $1tp$2://$3.$4/$5
Enabled [V]

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- Redirector 2.5.2
	redirector@einaregilsson.com
	http://tech.einaregilsson.com/projects/redirector/
	Février 6, 2012 02:36:48
	Firefox 3.5 - 6.*
	Automatically redirects to user-defined urls on certain pages

http://*.*/*&rct=*&sa=*&ei=*&ved=*&q=*&usg=*
https://*.*/*&rct=*&sa=*&ei=*&ved=*&q=*&usg=*
ftp://*.*/*&rct=*&sa=*&ei=*&ved=*&q=*&usg=*

Auto-note : why i see "http:://(...)" = "::" and not ":" ? auto-bug ? I fixed (":" now) and it does not change = no problem.

By cons, thank you for this topic, because i do not know where the problem was ; even now, but less .

thanks

[therube]

@guest, seemingly your issue is related to malware?

Read here, Cant use google search engine, comes up 302 moved.

That link is relatively old, but would still think worthwhile.

I'd let the free version of Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware have a run at it & take it from there.

[therube]

Or are you running RequestPolicy, Yahoo search ALWAYS lead to a blocked redirect!?

[Giorgio Maone]

@therube: I couldn't reproduce your intermittent behavior, but latest development build 2.3.1rc2 may be worth checking.

[NeoScript]

Updated to 2.3.1rc2 in latest Firefox 10 and Aurora, but still no luck.

Yes it's a new Google Tracking us, maybe a 2012 HOT NEWS PRIVACY ISSUES.
I'll use another search engine till Google remove this damned tracking.


Thank you Maone and all guys, have a nice weekend. Cheers.

[Giorgio Maone]

Updated to 2.3.1rc2 in latest Firefox 10 and Aurora, but still no luck.

What do you mean by "no luck"? Current version removes the prefix before you navigate away, thus preventing the tracking. Are you observing anyhting different?

[therube]

In the limited time I had yesterday, 2.3.1rc2 looks to be working.

To note, you don't actually need to visit a particular link, simply by right-clicking it, momentarily move off, then immediately back, & you will see that it has removed the trash parts. (The move off part may not be necessary.)

[GµårÐïåñ]

Starting with the initial dev release Giorgio, everything worked fine and now its even better. We know Google is greedy and does crazy stuff, we don't need lots of links to videos to see the proof. Just use the new build and be done with it and move on with your life.

[NeoScript]

Updated to 2.3.1rc2 in latest Firefox 10 and Aurora, but still no luck.

What do you mean by "no luck"? Current version removes the prefix before you navigate away, thus preventing the tracking. Are you observing anyhting different?

I think,
2.3.1rc2 is not working behind proxy (Torbutton and Privoxy)
2.3.1rc2 work fine without proxy (remove the prefix before navigate away)

Try clean like this in address bar:

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http://www.google.com/search?q=noscript

[Bachstelze]

Hi, i have to add, that the surrogate for the onclick handler brokes the google image search.
Every Image result, and every image of a normal serch result, which would normaly go to a google overlaypage is now a "The page isn't redirecting properly".

I hope this could be fixed although this forum is not the bugtracker.

[therube]

Could you explain further? What you have to do to see this?

Google Images: Trains.

[slack]

Hope, the following is helpful.

It seems the "noscript.surrogate.glinks.replacement" rule is not correct:

It does not match the existing google result link redirection:
"http://noscript.net/" --> "http://www.google.com/url?q=http://nosc ... ved=*&usg=*"

The pattern of "a.href.replace()" currently is: "/.*\/url.*[\?|&]url=(http[^&]+).*/"
It only works, if I change it to: "/.*\/url.*[\?|&]q=(http[^&]+).*/"

TIA Slack

P.S:
I don't understand the strange part of the pattern between "/url" and "q=",
why are "backslash" and "vertical bar" in the character class? Another bug?

[slack]

UPDATE!

Just googled on another computer using
- google.at
- SeaMonkey/2.7.1

Here, the google result link redirection is different:
"http://noscript.net/" --> "http://www.google.com/url?url=http://no ... =*&q=&usg=*"

instead of
- google.com
- Seamonkey 2.0.14

For your convenience I repeat the redirection from my previous post:
"http://noscript.net/" --> "http://www.google.com/url?q=http://nosc ... ved=*&usg=*"


It seems, the final working pattern must somehow match both your existing format with "/url?url=" but also "/url?q=". The empty term "q=" in the result redirection using the "url=" format is NOT a mistake and should not confuse the matching.

Bye Slack

[Bachstelze]

Could you explain further? What you have to do to see this?

Google Images: Trains.

Search for Trains, i killed a bunch of parameter google has added by themself:
shorted
Link from ff searchbox and switch to Images, all parameter

Clicking the 3. image, tilting-train.jpg links to this not resolveable link. Circeling redirect. Any image does this:
result link
after klick

google.com and gstatic.com scripts are allowed in noscript 2.3.1rc3. FF is nightly 12a1 (31.01.2012) 64bit

[sigmax2]

I experienced this Google issue last year, but then it "seemed to go away". This time it seems fairly stuck across browsers, machines and ISPs as far as I can tell.

On Sunday 19th Feb, I upgraded to NoScript 2.3.1rc3. It did fix the problem.
On Tuesday 21st Feb, I noticed that the problem had returned and upgraded again to NoScript 2.3.1.rc4 Unfortunately, the problem is still there.

Regards,

sigma