Verbatim is a new search feature by Google designed to help users quickly and effortlessly find information they really looking for. You don’t need to include “quotation marks” or “+” to get search results for a specific word you entered.
Few months back I wrote an article about Google’s new secure, encrypted web search engine and tips to make it default search provider in Google Chrome and Firefox.
Here is an extension from Google called Google SSL Web Search (beta) that lets you add Google SSL Web Search and provides option to make it default search provider in Google Chrome.
Inspired by the Google’s encrypted web search, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) together with the Tor Project has just launched a new extension for Firefox called HTTPS Everywhere to ensure every search the browsers sent was encrypted.
It will encrypt your communications with a number of major websites such as Facebook, Twitter, Google Search, Wikipedia, PayPal, NYT, etc. and ensures your security.
Google has just released a beta version of encrypted web search engine, which offers a secure web surfing. This prevents other people and proxies from sniffing your search terms and search results.
It uses what is called Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) connections to encrypt information that travels between your computer and Google search engine (more information)