Dietmar Janetzko wrote:
> it seems that the overal number of hits returnend upon
a Google search
> operation differs between
> browsers (Lynx, IE, Firefox). Does anybdy know the
reason for this?
You will have to ask Google, although I doubt that they will
answer.
Are you sure that you don't have a cookie set in any of the
browsers and
that using the same browser with forced refresh produces the
same result
each time? Where the results computing platform sensitive?
Was Lynx
set to send exactly the same Accept-Language header as the
other browsers?
PS please do not start threads by replying to previous
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as a whole;
that also breaks threading and results in useless subjects;
if you have
a competent email program, it is OK to reply to individual
articles from
digests, but not to use them to start threads.
--
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may want.
RFC1855 says there should be an address here, but, in a
world of spam,
that is no longer good advice, as archive address hiding may
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