Google is making it simpler to doomscroll by search outcomes by robotically loading newer outcomes as you get to the tip of the web page. Previously, while you bought to the tip of a web page of Google search outcomes, there was an enormous “See more” button on the backside you possibly can faucet to, effectively, see extra outcomes. With constantly loaded outcomes, you’ll have the ability to simply carry on scrolling to see extra.

Continuous scrolling does have some benefits; it’s quite a bit simpler to see extra outcomes shortly should you don’t need to consciously make a option to faucet the “See more” button. I can’t say I’m wanting ahead to this transformation, although, since reaching the tip of a Google search web page was typically a pure place for me to contemplate if I had realized sufficient or if I wished to hunt out extra data. With steady scrolling, it may be tougher for me to drag myself away from the web page, which is one thing I already wrestle with whereas utilizing social networks with endlessly loading feeds.

Continuous scrolling is beginning to “gradually” roll out Thursday for “most English searches on mobile in the US,” according to a Google blog post.