https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=65&t=32005#p258793FourthDr wrote:
[["/google/",["/^\\/search/",["/<noscript.*?noscript>/",""]]]]
I tried it in Palemoon. Installed the add-on and added the code and enabled it. I then tried a quick google search. But all I got was a blank page. No search results. Nice try, but no cigar. Any other suggestions?
I tried this "work around" myself and it didn't work for me either. Seeing that it worked at adoxa, I tried several alternatives and I came to the conclusion that I can make this "work around" work with two conditions:
A. Use a "Google Custom Page".
B. Save cookies obtained with that page and load them in the Browser before each "Google Search".
To make this easier, I made an Add-On ( Google Search Without Javascript 1.0 ) :
IMPORTANT !!! - Do not open any Google pages because the Add-On will open a page with a special Google URL ( see "Google Custom Page" below ) :
IMPORTANT !!! - The next steps must be followed exactly, otherwise it doesn't work.
INFO: I used my Add-On "Intercept & Modify HTTP Response 4.3", but it should also work with "Modify HTTP Response". The filter for my Add-On is this:
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[`/google/`, `/^\/search/`, [`/<noscript.*?noscript>/g`, ``]]
https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=70&t=31829&start=20#p258461
Here are Screenshots with this process:
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I. Initialization ( the next 9 steps will be executed only once ) :
1. In "about:config" -> set "javascript.enabled" = true
2. Disable Filter in "Modify HTTP Response"
3. "Ctrl + Click" on Button = Open "Google Custom Page"
4. IMPORTANT !!! -> Run a "dummy" search ( for example, "javascript" )
5. Click on "Accept all" Cookies Button, then wait for the page to load
6. "Shift + Click" on Button = Get "Google Search Cookies" from "Google Search" Page & Save "Google Search Cookies" to "prefs.js"
7. Close "Google Search" Page
8. In "about:config" -> set "javascript.enabled" = false
9. Enable Filter in "Modify HTTP Response"
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II. Run a "Google Search" :
"Click" = Get "Google Search Cookies" from "prefs.js" + Copy "Google Search Cookies" in "Browser" + Open "Google Custom Page"
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III. Optional :
"Alt + Click" on Button = Delete "Google Search Cookies"
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This is what the 2 cookies this Add-On uses look like:
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I'm curious if the particular URL I'm using is valid in all Hardware configurations, so I'd be glad to get feedback from those interested in my solution.
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Download link ( Google Search Without Javascript 1.0 ):
https://www.mediafire.com/file/j7p6uz3r3xwlvt5/Google_Search_Without_Javascript_1_0.zip/file