Makes Google searches break down into separate pages, rather than displaying as one continuous page.
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Google has gotten rid of pagination for Desktop browsers in certain regions, including America. For many, including me, infinite scroll is less convenient, not more. It needs to be put back the way it was. I didn't see any existing scripts to fix the problem, so I made one myself.
This is a quick and dirty fix. The text is super basic, and it doesn't know when to stop; you can keep going on to the next page forever, long after you've run out of results. UPDATE: It now knows when to stop, but only if one of the markers for the end of the search results is present. It still doesn't know how many pages are left before it gets to that point.
It isn't perfect, but it IS a fix. It makes it possible to go from page to page again, instead of having to load everything in one continuous page. Until someone figures out how Google triggers its built-in navigation table generation, and then makes a script that can trigger it, we have this.
6-19: I've updated the script to give it better compatibility with mobile browsers.
