The proxy hijacking is back and for some mysterious reason, it appears to be prevalent on the proxy sites hosted on Google’s very own app engine, by ignoring the “rel=canonical” tag.

As with the EU complaints, Google claims that the US complaints are being orchestrated by Microsoft. That, of course, is the proxy war I mentioned above.

The primary claim is this: Google is showing machine-translated versions of English-language content directly in search results, hosted on a Google proxy domain, bypassing the original publisher ...

Proxy highjack pages are basically pages that try to outrank yours for the same keyword phrases, and thus replace your pages in the search results at Google.com. One member said: ...

What you can do now is use Google translator service (language tools) as a proxy to bypass the restrictions set for our connection! Basically, you have Google translate your page from English to ...

So maybe it is true. Maybe Google has fixed the proxy hijack issue that plagued them throughout 2007 and parts of 2006. Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld.

Whether you work at a place that blocks a bunch of web sites, or you can’t access a page because it’s behind a paywall, tech blog Digital Inspiration shows you how to use a couple Google proxy ...

Fixing the Downloading Proxy Script error in Google Chrome is super easy to get done. This article will explain how to do it and more.

Google released its proxy statement at the same time as it was delivering its first-quarter earnings report Thursday, so you might have missed Chairman Eric Schmidt’s $672,400 bill “for ...