// ==UserScript==
// @name           Remove Google Tracking Script
// @namespace      http://dragonzreef.com/
// @description    Removes tracking script in Google search result links
// @include        http://www.google.com/search*
// @include        https://www.google.com/search*
// ==/UserScript==

var rxp = /^.*?\{\s*return true;\s*}$/;
function overwriteRwt()
{
	if(rxp.test(unsafeWindow.rwt))
		setTimeout(overwriteRwt, 100);
	else
		unsafeWindow.rwt = function(){ return true; };
}
overwriteRwt();

http://dragonzreef.com/greasemonkey/remove_google_tracking_script.user.js

A recent update to either Google's search results page or Firefox's Tab Mix Plus add-on has prevented a locked tab from opening links in a new tab. This Greasemonkey script removes the tracking code on the Google links that causes the problem. I don't understand what the incompatibility is though, since the tracking script just changes the href attribute at the last minute.

Based on a script at [http://www.searchlores.org/ritz\_google\_anti\_snoop.htm](http://www.searchlores.org/ritz_google_anti_snoop.htm).

Remove tracking script in Google search results

javascript, search, google

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