How to stop redirecting to local version of Yahoo.com

I really really despise the local version of the websites that I visited.Whether the local version of Google, Yahoo or Facebook. The reason why all these local version these websites were created is because that some people doesn't understand how to speak, write or read English correctly. Not only that, some countries have problem with Internet Censorship.That's why they're created the local version of the specific websites that I visited. I think in my opinion it is a stupid idea to created local version of the specific websites or it just a pathetic excuse for an idiots who can't read or write English very well (no offense). I mean come on, other websites that I visited doesn't have country specific websites like dictionary.refrence.com and deviantart.com doesn't have their own local version. I just wished that country specific websites should not be created long time ago. Well, enough of that my next post today is to show you how to stop redirecting to local version of Yahoo.com. This post will help people who lived in the outside of US or for the Americans who traveled to foreign countries.

This what you get when you tried to open yahoo.com in Indonesia.

How to Fix This?

Type in us.yahoo.com on the web address bar.

Open your prefered web browser. After you open it, type in "us.yahoo.com" on the web address and press enter.

This what you get after you type in us.yahoo.com.

MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! You have successfully open the non local version of Yahoo.com. For those of you who lived outside of US, you don't need to type in id.yahoo.com, uk.yahoo.com, de.yahoo.com, au.yahoo.com or any countries specific web address of Yahoo. Just type in us.yahoo.com and problem solved.

Tips & Tricks

• For those of you who lived in US you don't need to type in us.yahoo.com to open the American English version of Yahoo just type in yahoo.com. Simple as that.

How to stop redirecting to a local version of Google.com

This is what happens when you tried to open Google in Indonesia.

Let say you're going vacation to a foreign countries such as India, Japan, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Germany, Netherlands etc. While you're staying on that countries, you decided to go to the Internet Cafe to check your Google Mail by typing on google.com on the web address of your prefered web browsers. When you typed Google.com on the web address you ended up redirected to local version of Google. And you can't understand the non English version of Google. You're frustrated, mad and confused. "I type in Google.com and I ended up redirected to foreign version of Google?! WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS FUCKING COUNTRY!! AND HOW THE HELL CAN I OPEN GOOGLE.COM WITHOUT REDIRECTED TO THIS NON ENGLISH VERSION?!"


How to Fix This?

Type google.com/ncr on the web address and press enter.

Open you prefered web browser (I used Chrome mostly) and on the web address type in google.com/ncr and press enter. NCR stands for No Countries Redirected.

This is what you get after you type in google.com/ncr

Voila! you have open the non local version of Google.com and the problem is solved. This post is very helpful for people who lived in the outside of US and for the Americans who traveled to foreign countries.

Thanks you for reading this post and I hope this post help you when you traveled to a foreign countries.

TIPS & TRICKS

1. After you open "google.com/ncr" don't forget to bookmark it. That way after you deleted the cookies of that website you can open google.com/ncr on the bookmark bar of your prefered web browsers instead of typing it on the web addres.
2. For those of you who lived in US, you don't need to be worry. Because if you tried to open "google.com" in US, you will always redirected to English (American English) version of "google.com."