All of a sudden, when I do Google searches in Safari 5.1.10, it now has a black toolbar at the top, options in a left handed column, and if I choose to look at the "images" tab there are only images displayed in four columns and when I click on the image it takes me to another page.
I checked other browsers (Firefox, Opera, Chrome, Camino) and they still look like Google used to. They don't have the extra top and left menus and the images are packed next to each other. When I click on one it opens up a little larger so you can view it. Then if you like it you can click it to open the website where it comes from.
HOW do I remove this annoyance? I've removed Safari and reinstalled it to no avail. I "think" this happened when I had to install Chrome a few weeks ago. I've looked everywhere for some indication as to why this happened and how to get rid of it.
Does anyone have any good ideas?
Thanks!
Nathan
Best Answer
Google are 'punishing' users of old browsers by showing them a different UI. The only real way round it is to update your browser... or you could try this...
I found this advice on how to 'fake' the User Agent, but it doesn't claim to be a permanent fix, nor can I test it as I'm on Safari 7.