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I use Google as my search engine and I want more than 10 hits displayed when I do a search. I change the display setting to show 100 hits per page and go thru the Captra to save the value. The next time I do a search, the display value is back to 10. How do I permanently change this value and save it?

I use Google as my search engine and I want more than 10 hits displayed when I do a search. I change the display setting to show 100 hits per page and go thru the Captra to save the value. The next time I do a search, the display value is back to 10. How do I permanently change this value and save it?

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You should check with Google support.


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I assume you are searching anonymously (logged out), so most likely this preference is expressed only in a cookie on your browser and not on Google's servers. Is it possible your Google cookies are getting cleared frequently?

By the way, I am not required to pass a CAPTCHA when using this page to increase the number of results per page:

https://www.google.com/preferences

Perhaps Google considers your requests to be suspicious due to something about your Firefox settings, add-ons, or your connection?