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Is there a way to view more than 10 (or customized) number of entries that Google auto-complete suggests?
Or a list of all suggestions Google auto-complete has identified related to the text in the search box?
For example, if I am searching for Mathematical Model of, I want Google to suggest for what all types of devices / systems mathematical models can be derived.
I have gone through this: Longer Google autocomplete lists? article but that only allows 10 suggestions to be viewed.
This can sometimes happen when there are similar pages that were indexed:
In order to show you the most relevant results, we have omitted some entries very similar to the 19 already displayed. If you like, you can repeat the search with the omitted results included.
If you click the link at the bottom of the last page, you should see all 5 pages.
For more information, you can see this book which explains about that feature.
It seems like this is also for optimization reasons. From Google's page:
In addition, when you click on the next page of search results, the total number of search results can change. In this case, we realize that some of the query results are duplicates, and collapse those duplicates so that you can find the specific result you're looking for more easily. Collapsing the duplicates decreases the estimated number of results, as well as the overall number of results pages.
(emphasis added)
Per default, Google gives you 4 autocomplete suggestions:
You can tweak your settings so that you'll get 10 suggestions. Go to Google search settings at https://www.google.com/preferences
For Google Instant predictions make sure Never Show Instant Results is ticked. Make sure to click the save settings button at the bottom of the page.
Now, try searching again. You should now get 10 suggestions:
Best Answer
From what I can tell, there is no way to get more than 10 autocomplete suggestions for Google searches.
As an alternative, you can create additional queries that are the same as your original query bug with a space and then a letter to get more, different autocomplete suggestions. i.e.
Mathematical Model of a,Mathematical Model of b, etc. whereaandbare other relevant terms that you're searching for.