Whenever you click a Google search result, you don't go straight to your destination. You are first sent to an intermediate page that lets Google know which link you've clicked before redirecting you to the intended destination. This is an unnecessary step, but it can be easily skipped.
Just install the application and next time you click a Google search result set it as the default. The app will figure out where you're trying to go and send you straight there. The application is completely unobtrusive. Once set as the default, you won't even know it's there.
NOTE: Due to the way this application is launched, it may not work in all browsers. Unsupported browsers include the popular browsers Dolphin and Opera. This is the result of a flaw in the respective browsers, and there is nothing I can do to fix it.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSQ: How do I launch this application?A: Simply click a Google search result in your browser. You will be prompted to choose an application. Select Bypass Google Redirects. To save time in the future, should set it as the default. There is no launcher icon for this app as it doesn't need one.
Q: Why won't it work?A: You may have selected the wrong application as the default, or you may be using an unsupported browser. Unsupported browsers include Dolphin and Opera.
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