Can you provide the steps to replicate your issue?

My steps: I did a google search for opensuse clicked on images then clicked one of the images and I get a bigger view of the image click the bigger image again and then I'm taken (redirected) to the website with the image I didn't get any warnings about being redirected.

Hi Jonzn4SUSE

I was browsing for an old style bell alarm clock (I typed 'old bell alarm clock' into the search field in Google). I then clicked IMAGES. I chose 1 at random (see screen snap) and I got the Redirect Notice. It seems to arbitrary for some reason and if I click the link in the Redirect Notice it takes me to the correct site.

George

I'm in the US and that artstation.com is not in my results, but I don't see an issue because it is a legitimate warning and it may be google acting a little different in the EU.

Do you always get that message when you click on Google results? I would try a different search site to see if it behaves in the same way.

I'm in the US and that artstationdotcom is not in my results, but I don't see an issue because it is a legitimate warning and it may be google acting a little different in the EU.

Do you always get that message when you click on Google results? I would try a different search site to see if it behaves in the same way.

I think I have found the reason for this. I got fed up with the Google 'Before You Begin' screen each time I logged into Firefox. After searching for a way to disable it I found an option that involved disabling cookies (see attached images). I've now undone this and the Redirect Notice has gone.

What a palava!!

George

Good work tracking that down.

By the way, the reason for the redirect warning is to prevent misuse of Google's redirector/tracking script to fool people into visiting dangerous pages. If Google detects that you did the search yourself, then you don't get a warning. I guess they are using cookies for that.