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Is anyone else having problems with google and this annoying page that gives the message:

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I am trying to check the google cache of some pages on my sites and it keeps giving me this page. Obviously i am not a robot, and this page gives no way to continue (e.g. with captcha).

Are there any other ways to check the google cache?

 

It happens to me when I search something, do not know why Google thinks I am a bot.

 

its sooooo frustrating, i can't check the cache data of my sites. Does anyone know of a cache tool that i can use instead of clicking on the "cached" link on google? i need a tool that also doesn't just provide a link either but actually checks itself then reports on the cached date of that page.

 

You get this when you do too many searches with google then page through the results very quickly. You're just working too fast. You can go get a cup of coffee between ever check...or you can broaden your page search then add "&num=100" to the google URL after you've got the results.

For example, search for an entire directory by typying site:www.yourdomain.com/some_directory/ in the Google search. Then when the results come back add "&num=100" to the URL and hit enter.

This will give you a hundred items per page and it'll take you longer to view the cache dates before you start paging. You'll hit google at a lot slower rate, but still be able to check lots of pages at a time...hopefully keeping you both happy.

 

Where are you from? What ISP are you using? If it's a small ISP, or you are using proxy (or the ISP is using proxy), this is known to happen. Contact your ISP.

 

Yeah i have experienced it but try this
clear your Cache, Cookies ,Authenticated sessions

Now go ahead and see

 

I think google updating there system or they have some problems ... because i also receive this same problem twice yesterday

 

This has happened to me occasionally when using the Google Keyword Tool and trying to make a relatively high number of queries within a short period of time. I have also encountered this message when looking at multiple pages of AdWords ads (sponsored results) after making a single query. This seems to be Google's way of filtering out bots, suspected click fraud, or other suspicious activity.

I have found that clearing cookies and cache, and then waiting at least 30 minutes or so before attempting more queries seems to bring things back to normal.

 

Thanks for that, i am also wondering if the SEO quake toolbar had something to do with it. That checks the cache time everytime i go onto a page. As i spend a good part of the day on the internet, i guess thats running many queries and causing this error. I have now removed the toolbar function of SEO quake and see how it goes. So far so good...

 

Yes, SEO quake is the problem....happened to me too.
but i wld suggest u that rather than removing it completely just set the preference "on request"....it will allow u to use its functions only on need without ne problems and u ll be able to enjoy this gr8 free tool...workd for me

 

I'm keep facing this problem recently. And it's very annoying!

 

I have the same problem and it is driving me crazy, I cannot search in Google

 

Yes this happens with me too whenever I check the position of keywords related to my website (long list of keywords)so it shows this message.For using the search again I have to wait for sometime.

 

Happens when you are running spam tools. Can get annoying...

 

Yes, SEO Quake can be a problem, but also SEO for Firefox can be, too. Just unable it before you go to Google search.

 

yes its a really annoying thing. why isnt google behaving in a more receptive manner by adding a captcha for identifying us as humans. Its too rude on part of google.