Google Rolls Out Continuous Scrolling to Desktop.
Say goodbye to wandering through page after page of Google searches to find what you’re looking for.
Google is introducing a continuous scroll feature on desktop that lets people see many more results per page, the search engine said Monday.
This familiar anchor at the very bottom of Google search pages is going away.
When you’re about to reach the bottom of a search results page, you will now be served up to six pages of search results before you need to click “See more.” The new feature is appearing in English in the US.
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Google implemented the continuous scroll feature on mobile devices in October 2021, which enabled more search results to automatically load as a person reaches the bottom of a page.
“Most people who want additional information tend to browse up to four pages of search results,” Google said in at the time.
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