If you want to hide the fact that you are using Google in your history bar
here are alternate domains to access Google from
http://www.labnol.org/internet/search/prevent-boss-isp-from-recording-google-search-queries/2127/
1. www.americanlandmarkfence.com
2. www.unitedamericanfund.com
3. www.earningspace.com
4. www.jeanoffer.com
5. www.factualearn.com
6. www.abnamrobankgroup.net
7. www.glisteningwhitesmile.com
8. www.iloveyourobin.com
9. www.nuzrinmira.com
10. msm.byu.edu |
Like I said in the comments on that post...
WARNING: These domains are not “hosted by Google” as such, they have merely been setup by their owners to point to Google’s servers. (Since Google allows itself to be served regardless of host name, what you actually see is the Google homepage.)
If you make one of these your homepage, you could theoretically get into work one morning and open your browser to find your screen covered with porn — which would inevitably get you into more trouble than if you were just searching Google for jobs! |
What about AOL Search, SearchMash, the AJAX Search gadget, Netvibes' web search widget, Google's IP addresses (like http://66.102.9.104)? |
Scroogle provides a proxy to Google web search using the post method.
They also provide a proxy using both post and SSL encryption.
SSL can be used for both the query and the results (SERP).
https://ssl.scroogle.org/
Their explanation of why they prefer the post method and how to use the get method can be found here:
http://www.scroogle.org/scget.html
Their explanation of the advantages of SSL encryption can be found here:
https://ssl.scroogle.org/sslnote.html
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