Google ads why?

[JJoe]

(May. 28, 2012 10:01 PM)Gravemind Wrote:  I figured it simply doesn`t filter anything on the google https search page.

Your "Secure" Google may be using ajax. The scripts that create the page might not be filtered by default or contain the strings that you are trying to match.

What happens after you add

Code:

[HTTP headers]
In = FALSE
Out = TRUE
Key = "! : JUMP: Google complete off (out) (12.01.04) [ADD]"
URL = "(www|[^/]++.encrypted).google.(*/)+{1}(^(images|csi)\?)((^?)$SET(\0=webhp?)|(*\?)+{1}(^(*\&)++complete=[0-9])$SET(\0=&))&$JUMP(\u\0complete=0)"
Replace = "$LOG(R$DTM(c) JUMP to google complete off)"

to your set.



I don't see ads at Google https or http. I'm not logged in, however.

My guess is that there is a way around having to use the secure search while logged in. Is there a logged in cookie or referer and can you hide it from Google's server?

http://support.google.com/websearch/bin/...wer=173733

The NoSSLSearch option might be helpful...

Google Wrote:To utilize the NoSSLSearch option for your network, please configure the DNS entry for any Google domain (e.g. http://www.google.com) to be a CNAME for nosslsearch.google.com. We will not serve SSL search results for requests that we receive on this hostname. If we receive a search request over port 443, the certificate handshake will complete successfully, but we will then redirect the user to a non-SSL search experience along with an initial message explaining so.

HTH