Why Search Results Change Between Browsers?

[acmastechnologi]

Hello friends

Why Search Results Change Between Browsers?

[Akshay_M]

For example, if you frequently click through to Wikipedia entries, Wikipedia search results will get pushed towards the top of your search results. Even if you're not logged in, the search history for your browser is stored locally as a cookie, and this will have a bearing on the results produced.

[hostwebis]

For example, if you frequently click through to Wikipedia entries, Wikipedia search results will get pushed towards the top of your search results. Even if you're not logged in, the search history for your browser is stored locally as a cookie, and this will have a bearing on the results produced.

Cookies perhaps?

[Agent39]

Your Google query is automatically routed to the closest available data center and the results are returned from there. In theory, it shouldn't matter which data center you use; in practice; updates between data center servers can occur at different times, giving a slight variance for users in different regions