So, users need to redo the search each time they want the result. URLs cannot be emailed to friends. More cosmetic problems occur in several variants. Despite the known usability advice that users should never see code, URLs are frequently included in search result lists. URLs should be removed from site search results.
Codes add confusion to novice users.
In particular, complex URLs provide more confusion than help to the user. Goal-oriented users don't care about how relevant results are, their only concern is to get the information they need. GMT is not the kind of information, mainstream users need to order products. Stating clearly what the user was searching for and how many hits were returned. Users can then choose to make a new query if the number of matches is unsatisfactory.