google new look?

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Had the "new look" for a day (guess until I deleted cookies) a couple days back.

Had the "Google Web" label for websearches, font sizes were a bit different, mildly different layout. Think they're still randomly testing, but don't know why since there was nothing indicating feedback ability. Did have more direct ability to go to things like Froogle and so on.

Ultimately, didn't like it. Increased spacing and fonts here and there were actually a bit frustrating.

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Will someone please upload your Google cookie?

Copy and paste this in to replace whatever's in the Google cookie you have already. No guarantees it will work, but it's what I have for the moment with the new Google stuff still showing (though everyplace there's a carriage return actually has a little box symbol with no breaks). Can't readily upload the cookie itself someplace:

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ID=102c51875a8839e9:TM=1076121453:LM=1076121453:S=MFhFcuPWUq-7AzXL

google.com/

1536

2618878336

32111634

1467785872

29617443

*

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Copy and paste this in to replace whatever's in the Google cookie you have already. No guarantees it will work, but it's what I have for the moment with the new Google stuff still showing (though everyplace there's a carriage return actually has a little box symbol with no breaks). Can't readily upload the cookie itself someplace:

PREF

ID=102c51875a8839e9:TM=1076121453:LM=1076121453:S=MFhFcuPWUq-7AzXL

google.com/

1536

2618878336

32111634

1467785872

29617443

*

Doesnt Work for me :(

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