Things I HATE about Google search.

1. Why is that when I type something into Google search box, highlight it, and hit CTRL+C to copy it, it DISAPPEARS from search box!!

2. Type something into google, search it, then you want to add something to the search box at the top of the search results page before the page is done loading, but then when the page loading completes whatever you added to the search box DISAPPEARS!! WTF!

You git backspacem you tard.

I don't use google. They block out too many sites from being searched. Only morons use google.

That's your fault, lol.

>>3 only if you're in china.

I don't use google. My dog choked to death on a google, and ever since I cry uncontrollably when i need to search for things.

>>5
my brother died that way

What's a google?

google is The Taste of Pussy

I hate how it puts the text cursor in it's textbox field.  It's for this reason that I don't use it as my homepage. 

When I used to open up my browser, now this is shortly before we had Firefox and NoScript, it used to piss me off because i'd start typing a URL, and halfway through google would take over and decide that whatever I was typing, I wanted to be typing in the search box at google.  GRRR.  So most of the time it just pissed me off is all.

I just really wish that google didn't assume that THE ONLY FUCKING PLACE I COULD POSSIBLY EVER WANT TO TYPE IS IN THEIR STUPID ASS SEARCH BOX.  

>Type something into google, search it, then you want to add something to the search box at the top of the search results page before the page is done loading, but then when the page loading completes whatever you added to the search box DISAPPEARS!! WTF!

Oh God I hate that too. Like I use Google Music for organizing my songs with mp3tag by album, track no., etc ('cause MusicBrainz just does not work right) and that happens a hundred times an hour for me. Pisses me off.

These are browser issues, you retard.

>>1
 1) That's CTRL+X your hitting

 2) Press stop or backspace before the search result has time to load.

It's not google's fault, it's yours. (And your browser)

>>11
No, it isn't.  There's javascript on google's site that's made to do it.  I can show you it in google's source code if you want.  I made a firefox extension to strip it out.

In fact, the code that does it is as follows:

document.gs.reset()

I'll post the firefox extension I made if anyone's interested. 

Noscript works equally well, but it removes ALL javascript, and you lose some of google's functionality.