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Adding Google Search to a web page

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On my website page Searching From The Zoo Fence I have a Google search box. The Google script on the page is from a long time ago, but my problem is not resolved by the current Google script.

The problem: On various browsers (Mac and Windows) EXCEPT Google Chrome for Mac, the search box displays and functions properly. On Google Chrome, the page displays but does not generate an “ENHANCED BY GOOGLE” space into which a visitor can type a to-be-searched word.

I realize I should post this on a Google Chrome support page, and I apologize. But this forum has always been the best place to start ... for which I am always grateful. If no one replies in the next few days, I will post it there.

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I realize I should post this on a Google Chrome support page

It doesn't look like you are getting many replies here so I would suggest you head right over to the Google Chrome support page, with your query and hopefully you might get a fairly quick reply....

Besides, it sounds more like a General web browser problem than any specific Apple/Mac problem.




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Will do. Thanks.
 
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I tried that page on Safari, Arc (Chromium variant) and Chrome and they all look and function the same. I get the search bar on Chrome with the text and the search results show up in a pop-up.
 

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