Google search redesign: cancel continuous scrolling and return to paginated display

According to news from this site on June 26, according to SearchEngineLand, Google has now canceled the “continuous scrolling” display of the search results interface and instead adopted the “pagination” mode that it has been using before. This site’s inquiry found that Google initially introduced “continuous scrolling” for mobile phones in October 2021, and then brought it to the desktop at the end of 2022. That said, "continuous scrolling" only lasted about a year and a half on desktop.

A Google spokesperson told SearchEngineLand that the continuous scrolling feature will be removed from desktop search results today, while the feature will be removed from mobile phones "in the coming months."

As shown in the picture, Google has brought back the classic paging bar, allowing users to click on the number to jump to a specific page, or simply click "Next Page" to jump to the next page; on the mobile side, search A "More Results" button will appear at the bottom of the results to load the next page of content. Google told SearchEngineLand that the move was "to allow search engines to serve search results faster, rather than automatically loading results that the user has not explicitly requested."

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