Google Reminds You That You Recently Searched For Facts

Oct 22, 2013 - 8:21 am 6 — by
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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:

Google You recently searched for facts

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.

 

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