Google is known for providing its users with the most relevant information in expedient fashion. Despite this, the people behind the world's most used search engine have opted to eliminate one of its speediest features. On July 26, Search Engine Land broke the news that Google would effectively be ending the implementation of the Instant search feature – which has been a core component of the site since 2010 – on desktop computers later that day.
The search element was a desktop-exclusive trait that automatically populated search results as users typed in their query. Users always had the option to turn this feature off, but now it simply exists in the annals of history.
Before you fly into a tizzy thinking that the tech giant is extinguishing the Autofill feature of its engine, it is important to note that Autofill and Google Instant are two different things. |
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