Google-search – How to get URLs in Google search result back

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Unfortunately Google removed the display of full URLs in the search results recently. I’ve found out that I often depend on these URLs for example for comparing two results from the same server or as a heuristic for estimating the content quality of the website. Is there a way to get the URLs back?

As a reminder, this is what it looked like before:

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I’ve found this Greasemonkey script which does exactly that.

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Google has a document to remove information.

You can ask Google to remove your sensitive personal information, like your bank account number, or an image of your handwritten signature, or a nude or sexually explicit image or video of you that’s been shared without your consent, from Google search results.

Google-search – Why does Google skip the search result

It's interesting that if you remove ~ullman from the site you get your first result returned at the very top of the search results again!

 site:http://infolab.stanford.edu/ filetype:pdf view serializability

Browsing around Professor Ullman's page, I noticed that there were no (live) direct links to the original vs-old.pdf file that was at the top of your original search. I'm guessing that if you are restricting results to Professor Ullman's section of the infolab site, there will be no results returned, whereas there are likely to be other pages in the infolab that contain links to that particular document - which results in that pdf reappearing when submitting a less restrictive search.

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