When using different browser, I get different results.

[dsteins4756]

Same keyword, same ip address.
I search for my keyword I get 2 results on top of google search in firefox, I get nothing with google chrome.
Some time later, I do the search again and I get like no results in firefox while getting two results in google chrome.
I wonder what is going on.
Did anyone else have same issue?

 

[jan_adindex]

Have you tried this after clearing the browser cache and cookies? Would be my first approach.

 

[tiiberius]

It's probably localization plus personalization of search results.

 

[NeedMyLink]

Try incognito mode for a clean slate. Clear cache – different browsers, different caches. Seen this before; it's usually the browser's history playing mind games.

 

[BlueBlinker]

Ya this last google update is really mean, even if you have the .com for your long tail keyword it wont always show you - still testing it to see wtf is up with all this myself.

 

[jaerehan]

Experiencing divergent search results for the same keyword on the same IP address and device in Firefox and Chrome is atypical. Potential causes include browser cache discrepancies, personalized search variations, and location differences. To troubleshoot, clear the cache, ensure consistent location settings, and disable extensions. Verify that both browsers use the same default search engine and check for network-related issues. If the problem persists, consider utilizing incognito/private browsing modes and reaching out to Google support for assistance. Exploring online forums may reveal if others encountered similar issues and offer potential solutions for this unusual search result inconsistency.

 

[ihsan777]

try in incognito or private window. but for google now using location as best result, different location may get different result. like Ip and country

 

[MucahitGursoy]

Same keyword, same ip address.
I search for my keyword I get 2 results on top of google search in firefox, I get nothing with google chrome.
Some time later, I do the search again and I get like no results in firefox while getting two results in google chrome.
I wonder what is going on.
Did anyone else have same issue?

Could it be caused by cookies in browsers?

 

[Crazy Monkey]

Varying search results for the same keyword and IP address across browsers could stem from personalized search settings or cache differences.

 

[l0cke]

Same keyword, same ip address.
I search for my keyword I get 2 results on top of google search in firefox, I get nothing with google chrome.
Some time later, I do the search again and I get like no results in firefox while getting two results in google chrome.
I wonder what is going on.
Did anyone else have same issue?

Sometimes, different browsers show different search results for the same keyword because of personal settings or past searches, making things look a bit unstable.

 

[leechesBleechin]

Dont forget to set your region, if you keep it on default (current region) its going to be all over the place

 

[MoonStarz]

could be the search engine, location and language, I notice those are the ones that affect when I'm searching online to get different results.

 

[Marco69]

Hmm I done deep thinking but not found the answer yet.
Last year december I typed in a 6-7 words long phrase and guess what?

Big G showing "no data results". I'am wondering...
What dies this mean?

a) nobody of the 7,8 billion humans on planet earth had typed in this phrase ? (I not believe that)
b) I found a golden nugget ? (to make money about it)?
c) Or Google shows you only results you should see, not the reality ?

What do you think, which of these question is most logical?

Happy sunday blessings to all !