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“Sam Craig, professor of marketing and international business at the Stern School of Business at New York University, pointed to what he and other industry observers have long considered a fatal mistake on Coca-Cola’s part. You are eroding and destroying the one thing that made you stand out from all others! Here is a quote from an article about the “New Coke”

Your new page is slow, distracting, childish and unproductive. Speed and simplicity were the things that got you where you are now.

You have made the mistake of thinking that everyone wants silly content on what should otherwise be a serious SEARCH engine designed for productivity. Very simply put, You Didn’t ask “Me” (read all users) if I wanted this. Google and the “New Coke” or Have you not learned from marketing history’s biggest blunder? I always preferred the minimalist style of Google, but I’m happy with the custom background picture I set on my homepage. You can also use the Firefox default Google search URL at:įrom June 11 onward you should be able to just click the ‘Remove background image’ link at the bottom corner of and everything will be the same again.

Try .uk if you’re a native English speaker, as of this writing the Google Local sites outside of the USA do not contain the weird background pictures. Keep in mind Google’s random whacky background picture changes will stop changing themselves on their own in 24 hours (supposedly).

Scroll to the bottom of the list and select White as a color.

Select “Editor Picks” from the list on the left of the popup.

Click on the “Add background image” link on the lower corner of.

If you are determined to be using and you just don’t want the custom background pictures, well, just customize it to a white background! Removing the Google Background Image by Changing it As of this writing, Google SSL does NOT have the custom background images. Google SSL is the same as your regular except that all data sent between your browser and Google is encrypted through an SSL connection (note the https in the URL). Check out the absolutely curious of a background image in the above screenshot, not only is it just weird but it actually makes using really difficult, what on earth is that supposed to be anyway? …Moving along, here are some solutions to get around this Google background pic fiasco.