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If you are using Google from outside of U.S, Google.com will be redirected to a local version of the Google page. This redirect happens because Google’s biggest aim is to provide you with the most relevant search results based on the keywords and your location. Your IP address shows Google the location from which you are visiting the website. The IPs are assigned by region, so Google reads your IP address, determines the location and automatically redirects you to the country-specific site.

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Adjusting the URL

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Using Browser Settings

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  1. You can easily open Google Chrome Settings by typing chrome://settings on your address bar.
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    Scroll down to "Appearance". Then click the “Show Home Button”.
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    Change the New Tab setting. Click on the "change" then a small overlay window will appear.
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    Select “Open this page”. Then type https://www.google.com/ncr
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    Done. Now you can access Google.com anytime.
    • The local domain setting has to represent the country you are in. The reason being is that when you are in local mode, NCR is disabled, so Google will redirect you to your own country specific domain.
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