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You know when you search for something in Google and click on a result, then come back later and search again. Sometimes you will see a message under the search snippet that reads, "you visited this result on X" or something like that?
Well, now Google showing some users a different message, a message that reads:
You recently searched for facts
Here is a picture of what it looks like, as provided by Chase Billow:
This happens when you search, click on a result, and then click back or repeat a similar search.
Chase Billow shared this on Google+ and Eric Wu gave me the gentle heads up.
Forum discussion at Google+ & WebmasterWorld.
Comments:
disqusererer
10/22/2013 12:24 pm
That's not just for "facts" but for any keyword where they think there could be some relevance in a chain of queries. So you can search for like boston celtics or downtown boston ... then search for hotels or such... and in some cases that subsequent search will have a few of the listings localized to boston hotels & one of the listings might have that "you recently searched for" near it
Durant Imboden
10/22/2013 10:20 pm
If I buy Google Glass, will Google remind me where I left my car keys?
Jitendra Vaswani
10/23/2013 05:03 am
funny
Sourabh Rana
10/23/2013 07:34 am
What google wants now ,, seems to be over user friendly ?
Gracious Store
10/24/2013 03:58 am
Of what use is it t remind a person that he had searched for some "facts? sometime ago? Is such reminders necessary?
Andrew Neal Jenkins
04/21/2014 05:29 pm
Now displaying regardless of whether you click the first result or not.