Google has disabled Instant Preview on Google Search

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Instant Preview on Google Search is the feature that allows you to view a preview of a website shown in search results without actually going to the website (see screenshot above).

While it is not known if this is a permanent or temporary change to Google Search, it appears that Google has disabled the Instant Preview feature on Google.com and related international domains.

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The instant preview is just a bit malware lurking by Blackhat SEO technique and removing does not affect advance algorithms searches.
 
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No more visiting Cached sites then ?

If you have the malware in cached version, then the malware are too (quickly ..) in your Windows .. ..

So pitty, that this nice Instant Preview feature is disabled for now, we are less and less secure with Google search ..

Instant Preview - come back, please!
 
I used the feature all the time and loved it. Yahoo is the only search engine that still offers cached pages that I know of.

I moved back to Yahoo again until it also removes caches.

Thanks.:D
 
Littlebits, don't search for cached version of page (with malware maybe ..), but for thumbnail of your link rather ..


Look on search engines that present the links with thumbnails, eg.:


Exalead.com search engine - the results with thumbnails: http://www.exalead.com/search/

Javoco search engine: http://search.jawoco.com/

LYCOS: http://www.lycos.com/


If no thumbnail - this could be the suspicious link ..
 
The only that Google left to be guide against malicious intact is there safe browsimg however may depends if it actually catch from most questionable sites.
 
YES, Google catch suspicious sites, always. So make attention.

.. If no thumbnail - this could be the suspicious link ..
 
In response to Google's irresponsible experiments - look on another topic: Website URL screenshot thumbnail service : http://malwaretips.com/Thread-Website-URL-screenshot-thumbnail-service
 
So what awaits Google developers .. why don't stop this 'experiment' (of disable the Instant Preview) .. maybe Google has friends among malware authors? .. or it gives him more clicks of infected people ..:huh:
 
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