Ask HN: How to get a direct link from Google search result?
1. Search anything on google (I use FF on PC).
2. Make sure the status line shows a direct link if to hover the needed result with the cursor.
3. Make a right click to call the menu which allows to copy the link.
4. Observe that the link has changed from result.com/result.html to google.com/url?key=value&...
What is the most proper way to overcome this enshittification? I have found that clicking the kebab menu near the needed ling may result into receiving the link but this method requires me to deposit some brain area to google's temporary quirk. So I would like to have more advanced methods like a browser extension for auto-copying the correct link from the status line buffer or some on-demand DOM freeser because actually google is not the only webpage who uses to do this kind of messing with my copied content.
I just open it in new tab and copy the link there.
So.. get all the data you can. What it can be used for, can be seen afterwards. Also, getting signals and time stamps allows one to see the interaction of users with your product. So it can be optimized. I don't see a big Problem with that :) so I think it's a proper way for me as Google. What users think is not my problem. Use it or leave it. From me "google" you get good and optimized products for usage. May be not the best, but still good.
The best way is to not use Google search.