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bytebat
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tl;dr add udm=14 to the url params to clean up the results

the article explains how to add this as a "search engine" in firefox and chrome on windows/mobile


candiedreptile
@candiedreptile
website doesn't have specific instructions for android mobile firefox but you can do it there also:
  1. open a new tab; tap the address bar icon in the bottom left showing the logo of your current default search engine
  2. "Search settings" at the bottom of the menu; "Manage alternative search engines", the second option; "+ Add search engine" at the bottom
  3. name it as you please and use this as the search string URL:

https://www.google.com/search?q=%s&udm=14

  1. save. you can deselect vanilla google from the list of checkboxes here
  2. back out and enter "Default search engine" to set this new query as your default

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in reply to @gretchenleigh's post:

Actually, I figured it out!

  1. Open Firefox on iOS
  2. Tap the hamburger menu in the bottom-right and go to Settings
  3. Go to "Search" and tap "Add Search Engine"
  4. Set the title as "Google Web"
  5. paste the following into the URL section:
https://www.google.com/search?q=%s&udm=14
  1. Save, and set the Default Search Engine to "Google Web"