It has basically become synonymous with search engines, and people often refer to it as “Google it”. Recently, it was announced that it will continue to work hard to improve the user experience of the mobile version. It is confirmed that the search results experience, which was originally biased towards the concept of single-page single-page extension, has been changed to provide a more enjoyable browsing experience. Continue reading Sliding Blast! The mobile version of Google Search will support infinite scrolling of results article content.
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Slide and explode!行动版 Google 搜寻将支援无限卷动载入结果
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There was an infinite train (?) in ancient times, and now we will also be able to enjoy the new experience of unlimited Google search results. After Google tried to create a new search experience with a rounder, simpler and easier-to-read interface design – it is said that the text and images of the search results have been adjusted, colors will be used to mark key points, and more space will be provided for reading, hoping that people can get the information they need faster, and Google fonts will be used to provide a consistent experience across various applications.
In order to “continue” the new experience of the previous new generation of Google Search. Officials recently announced that the paging (actually, it should be said to be “see more”) button that causes the mobile search experience to feel interrupted will be officially sent to history. This new feature, which has begun to be added to the US English version of Google Search, is actually the same feature as the scrolling infinite loading page that many content websites have supported for a long time. Now it is applied to the search results page.
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Compared with the previous user experience where you basically had to manually press the “View More” button after searching. Google has confirmed that the mobile version will provide a new way to use search results that can load infinitely. Although this sounds like a small change, for those who often use their mobile phones to do homework, it should greatly reduce the trouble of pressing buttons to see the results – judging from the official demonstration video, the loading time will not take too long, and it feels really smooth to use.
This new feature, which was added to the recent Google search redesign experience, will be gradually available to users. Although it currently seems to be mainly the English version of for. But I believe that as long as there are not too many problems with the subsequent use, it should be pushed to more languages, right? Or, has everyone already received it? You can give me something back.
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