Google is killing infinite scroll on search results
Google is removing infinite scroll from search results, affecting desktop searches immediately and mobile searches soon. Users will now see pagination on desktop and a "More results" button on mobile for improved speed and user control.
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Google is discontinuing the use of infinite scroll on search results, starting with desktop searches being affected immediately and mobile searches in the upcoming months. This change means that users will no longer have continuous scrolling through search results but will instead see a classic pagination bar on desktop and a "More results" button on mobile. The decision to remove infinite scroll is aimed at improving the speed of delivering search results by only loading results that users explicitly request. This move follows Google's pattern of discontinuing features, as seen with other products that have been shut down in the past.
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