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| Google has changed to make it easier to return important search results |
Google announced on Wednesday that it had made some changes to its search engine so that users can revert to their previous search results at any time.
The American tech giant said in an article: "Today we are making some changes to (favorites) in (search) so that you can continue your work without having to search through previous search logs.
Last year, Google introduced active search engine tags to make search history more useful and make work easier for users. With AI, searches on mobile devices and (groups) in web applications can now collect similar pages that can be accessed via search engines related to activities such as cooking, shopping and entertainment. Users can save these suggested groups so that you can return to them later.
Google says: These suggestions can be called at any time via the (group) tab of the Google app or via the web search engine google.com in the side menu. If users don't want Google to suggest groups, they can deactivate them in the settings.
The company stated that its target audience is to help users make better decisions faster by showing their needs over time. When a user clicks on the "More Information" button in the group, websites, images, related products and even search results are displayed to improve the user experience, depending on the registration.
Google also introduced a new collaboration feature that allows users to share groups and collaborate with others. After sharing a group, users can choose to allow other users to view or change the group. Groups can always return to certain situations.
Google says: From today, relevant content can be viewed, shared and collaborated all over the world. However, as of today, the proposed group functionality is only available for English-speaking users in the United States, and over time, new languages and other countries will become available.