All articles tagged with #homepage
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Search Engine Roundtable
Google is rolling out a new AI Mode button directly on the homepage search box of Google.com, following months of testing, which appears to be integrated with the main search results tab, enhancing user interaction with AI features.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBA.com
The NBA.com page you are trying to access is unavailable. You can return to the homepage or use the search function to find what you're looking for.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Bitcoin.com News
The page you are trying to access on the Bitcoin News website does not exist, resulting in a 404 error. You are encouraged to return to the homepage to explore the latest posts.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Ars Technica
Google is testing a new version of its homepage in India that resembles the "Google Discover" newsfeed found on its mobile app. The experiment features rows of news articles and "at a glance" cards displaying sports scores, stocks, and weather. This change makes Google's homepage busier and more similar to Bing and Yahoo. It is unclear if this experiment will lead to a wide launch or if it will remain an optional setting. The discrepancy between the mobile app and desktop website is notable, and it remains to be seen if Google will make a significant change to its homepage.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Verge
YouTube is introducing a new viewer experience where users with watch history turned off and no significant prior watch history will see a blank homepage with only a search bar, Shorts, Subscriptions, and Library buttons. This change aims to clarify which YouTube features rely on watch history for recommendations and streamline the experience for users who prefer searching over browsing recommendations. The feature will be rolled out gradually over the next few months.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by 9to5Google
Google Drive is testing a new homepage that will automatically suggest relevant files and folders to users. The "Suggested" feed will offer documents based on recent activity, and the "Activity" feed will show recent files and folders with access requests or comments. The new homepage is currently being tested with a group of users, and Workspace users already have access to a similar feature called "Priority" view.