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How to make google return search results based on some foreign location? (without proxy)
How to detect server-side whether cookies are disabledHow do browser cookie domains work?What is the difference between HTTP_CLIENT_IP and HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR?HTTP Cookies and Ajax requests over HTTPSpassing cookies with curl to google searchReal life usage of the X-Forwarded-Host header?How “304 Not Modified” works?Google Custom Search API- Get results specific user locationAutomatically getting google search results from extensionHow does a browser handle multiple cookies with the same name?
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As far as I know Google determines my location by the IP address. So, when I do a search request (let say, using curl) I'm getting results based on the server location. Is there a way to make google return results based on some other location? (I can't use proxy in my situation)
There is an ability to set a different region using browser in the google setting like this:
1.
2.
When I set some other region I get results based on it:
I need to achieve the same behavior without using a browser. Is there any additional things(headers, cookies...) that I need to send in the HTTP request to let google know that I want results based on a different region?
http request google-search
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As far as I know Google determines my location by the IP address. So, when I do a search request (let say, using curl) I'm getting results based on the server location. Is there a way to make google return results based on some other location? (I can't use proxy in my situation)
There is an ability to set a different region using browser in the google setting like this:
1.
2.
When I set some other region I get results based on it:
I need to achieve the same behavior without using a browser. Is there any additional things(headers, cookies...) that I need to send in the HTTP request to let google know that I want results based on a different region?
http request google-search
asked Mar 28 at 17:37
Vitalii PaprotskyiVitalii Paprotskyi
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As far as I know Google determines my location by the IP address. So, when I do a search request (let say, using curl) I'm getting results based on the server location. Is there a way to make google return results based on some other location? (I can't use proxy in my situation)
There is an ability to set a different region using browser in the google setting like this:
1.
2.
When I set some other region I get results based on it:
I need to achieve the same behavior without using a browser. Is there any additional things(headers, cookies...) that I need to send in the HTTP request to let google know that I want results based on a different region?
http request google-search
asked Mar 28 at 17:37
Vitalii PaprotskyiVitalii Paprotskyi
1172 silver badges13 bronze badges
As far as I know Google determines my location by the IP address. So, when I do a search request (let say, using curl) I'm getting results based on the server location. Is there a way to make google return results based on some other location? (I can't use proxy in my situation)
There is an ability to set a different region using browser in the google setting like this:
1.
2.
When I set some other region I get results based on it:
I need to achieve the same behavior without using a browser. Is there any additional things(headers, cookies...) that I need to send in the HTTP request to let google know that I want results based on a different region?
http request google-search
http request google-search
asked Mar 28 at 17:37
Vitalii PaprotskyiVitalii Paprotskyi
1172 silver badges13 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 17:37
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Think, you can open search query which you need on the mobile phone, phisical device or emulated, with driver like Appium. You can also change location before executing a search.
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Think, you can open search query which you need on the mobile phone, phisical device or emulated, with driver like Appium. You can also change location before executing a search.
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Think, you can open search query which you need on the mobile phone, phisical device or emulated, with driver like Appium. You can also change location before executing a search.
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Think, you can open search query which you need on the mobile phone, phisical device or emulated, with driver like Appium. You can also change location before executing a search.
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