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If I use the Google search engine it presents this window and says: "Our systems have re-tracked unusual traffic from your computer’s network.

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Hi, I would like to use Firefox as the default browser, but if I use the Google search engine it presents this window and says: "Our systems have re-tracked unusual traffic from your computer’s network. This page checks if it is really you who are sending the requests and not a robot". Then I have to insert at least twice captcha images, this is very uncomfortable. What is the solution to solve the problem? I tried to use other search engines to avoid the problem and to defend my Privacy, unfortunately they are not as efficient as Google. Thanks.

Hi, I would like to use Firefox as the default browser, but if I use the Google search engine it presents this window and says: "Our systems have re-tracked unusual traffic from your computer’s network. This page checks if it is really you who are sending the requests and not a robot". Then I have to insert at least twice captcha images, this is very uncomfortable. What is the solution to solve the problem? I tried to use other search engines to avoid the problem and to defend my Privacy, unfortunately they are not as efficient as Google. Thanks.
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Wesley Branton
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Are you using a VPN?

It's pretty common to get this message if you are using a VPN because there are so many search requests coming from the IP address that you are sharing with other people. Google doesn't like when one IP address makes a lot of searches in a very short period of time.