Wrong google images returned

within my touch if I do a google image search then forward a link to that image the link often returns a different image. is this touch related?..I only experience this with my touch...

Hi
seems that something is wrong with configuration.
Please take a look on
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/e8/1f1041a0f6f16fe10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm
or try this post
SSL configuration and auth on Dual Stack version of PI 7.0
BR
Maciej

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I tried to reproduce your problem on my Google Nexus 4 running Jellybean with Firefox 22 for Android but couldn't.
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Hi Stefan,
First; this must be the most thorough error discription I have ever seen. Impressive.
Second; yep for a couple of weeks now I've been having exactly the same problems as you describe. One other thing that I've noticed, is that for me, the 'word suggestion drop down list' or whatever it's name is, no longer works. More specificly:
I open Safari in my iPhone, surf to Google image search and type for example "dog" in the search field. Below the field, I now get a list of suggested words or phrases that I think is based on the most popular searches. For me, the first suggestion in this list is "dogo argentino" (a specific and popular breed of dogs). When I tap on the words "dogo argentino", the search field normally would switch input from "dog" to "dogo argentino" AND starts the image search automatically. However, since the problem showed up, when I tap on "dogo argentino" the input field is not affected (still reads "dog") and I would have to type "dogo argentino" manually and hit "search".
I use a Swedish iPhone 4S (5.0.1 (9A406)) in the Telenor network. I also have tested the same possible solutions that you describe in your post, but with no luck.
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