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Alternative question:
Is worldwide Google search (NCR) still available?

If Google is used from an internet segment with excessive SEO (for example, during travel), English queries will often be mixed with irrelevant local non-English results. VPN for different country can partially solve this, but it seems many years ago a worldwide version of Google existed (named No Country Redirect or NCR) which provided the best results.

This question is mostly about Firefox, but if clean solution exists only under Chrome – it will be accepted.
Focus is on minimal history/tracking browser settings (possibly combined with removal of cookies/terms pop-ups using cut extensions). Chrome seems to have this mode only with auto clean on restart extension or full incognito.

Just in case - the question is about removing local spam from search results, and it is misleading to focus on language here: you can set English language in Google settingsettings, which will give pseudo-English results still spammed with local SEO.

Is Google NCR currently available and how to set it up?

Alternative question:
Is worldwide Google search (NCR) still available?

If Google is used from an internet segment with excessive SEO (for example, during travel), English queries will often be mixed with irrelevant local non-English results. VPN for different country can partially solve this, but it seems many years ago a worldwide version of Google existed (named No Country Redirect or NCR) which provided the best results.

This question is mostly about Firefox, but if clean solution exists only under Chrome – it will be accepted.

Just in case - the question is about removing local spam from search results, and it is misleading to focus on language here: you can set English language in Google setting, which will give pseudo-English results still spammed with local SEO.

Is Google NCR currently available and how to set it up?

Alternative question:
Is worldwide Google search (NCR) still available?

If Google is used from an internet segment with excessive SEO (for example, during travel), English queries will often be mixed with irrelevant local non-English results. VPN for different country can partially solve this, but it seems many years ago a worldwide version of Google existed (named No Country Redirect or NCR) which provided the best results.

This question is mostly about Firefox, but if clean solution exists only under Chrome – it will be accepted.
Focus is on minimal history/tracking browser settings (possibly combined with removal of cookies/terms pop-ups using cut extensions). Chrome seems to have this mode only with auto clean on restart extension or full incognito.

Just in case - the question is about removing local spam from search results, and it is misleading to focus on language here: you can set English language in Google settings, which will give pseudo-English results still spammed with local SEO.

Is Google NCR currently available and how to set it up?

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I honestly wish not to edit again, but question is not about localisation. It's about reducing search spam, which happens because Google adds in some case local SEO and these cases are not 1:1 match to lang.
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Is worldwide How to prevent Google search (NCR) still availablefrom showing any local results and ads?

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How to preventIs worldwide Google from showing local results and adssearch (NCR) still available?

If Google is used from an internet segment with excessive SEO (for example, during travel), English queries will often givebe mixed with irrelevant local non-English results. VPN for different country can partially solve this, but it seems many years ago a worldwide version of Google existed (named No Country Redirect or NCR) which provided the best results.

This question is mostly about Firefox, but if clean solution exists only under Chrome – it will be accepted.
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Just in case - the question is about removing local spam from search results, and it is misleading to focus on language here: you can set English language in Google setting, which will give pseudo-English results still spammed with local SEO.

Is Google NCR currently available and how to set it up?

Is worldwide Google search (NCR) still available?

Alternative question:
How to prevent Google from showing local results and ads?

If Google is used from an internet segment with excessive SEO (for example, during travel), English queries will often give irrelevant non-English results. VPN can partially solve this, but it seems many years ago a worldwide version of Google existed (named No Country Redirect or NCR) which provided the best results.

This question is mostly about Firefox, but if clean solution exists only under Chrome – it will be accepted.
Is Google NCR currently available and how to set it up?

How to prevent Google from showing any local results and ads?

Alternative question:
Is worldwide Google search (NCR) still available?

If Google is used from an internet segment with excessive SEO (for example, during travel), English queries will often be mixed with irrelevant local non-English results. VPN for different country can partially solve this, but it seems many years ago a worldwide version of Google existed (named No Country Redirect or NCR) which provided the best results.

This question is mostly about Firefox, but if clean solution exists only under Chrome – it will be accepted.

Just in case - the question is about removing local spam from search results, and it is misleading to focus on language here: you can set English language in Google setting, which will give pseudo-English results still spammed with local SEO.

Is Google NCR currently available and how to set it up?

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Tried to improve Q. Original close reason possibly missed the essense: it seems Goolge NCR ≠ Goolge US which means this is not a duplicate technically (at least not a dupe of one specific Q). Also NCR and ads are only mentioned in this Q. Feel free to find a better solution than reopen though.
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