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Google Is Changing How The Search Setting Usually Appears

Mashum Mollah · May 18, 2023
Google is Changing How The Search Setting Usually Appears

Guess what? Google is shaking things up by giving a new-look to their search settings! They've introduced a fresh interface reminiscent of their material design concept.

Instead of the plain and text-heavy appearance, the search settings have rounded and shaded borders, giving them a more visually appealing look.

Here Is The Screenshot That Has Been Shared On Twitter.

  • Twitter Screenshot 1
  • Twitter Screenshot 2

Earlier, The Search Setting Looked Like This: 

Twitter Screenshot3

So, did you notice the difference?

Get ready for a revamped experience when you dive into those search settings!

For more such updates, keep visiting this space.

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Mashum Mollah is an entrepreneur, founder and CEO at Viacon, a digital marketing agency that drive visibility, engagement, and proven results. He blogs at BloggerOutreach.
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