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Not sure if there was a thread on this or not.
Anyways, pretty nifty feature. Let's me know if I'm about to go onto a hideous looking site or not.
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Not sure. But if you click on the white-space (or the magnifying glass) of any search result, you'll see a preview on the right.
You might need to be logged into a google account. Not sure.
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This is going to make finding porn so much easier.
Yes, it was difficult to begin with.
Shut up.
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This is going to make finding porn so much easier. Yes, it was difficult to begin with. Shut up. *like*
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Hasnt other websites had that feature for like, 3 years? You could implement it, but the point is Google finally did it themselves as a built in feature. And it actually shows where your searches match content in the page.
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Just thought I'd bump this. I often use the google time limits on the results to only see recent updates/posts/articles (handy when you're looking for a certain piece of news).
Today I googled "facebook down" and was offered a "latest" time option. Upon clicking it, I was shown a screen with about the last 5 minutes of news, ordered by time released. Then I watched as the results were updated live with tweets, yahoo answers questions, articles from mashable, huffington post, gizmodo.
All-in-all I think it's pretty cool. You can actually watch the news aggregating on a certain subject in live time. Nifty little feature. Google is starting to outdo themselves.
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Eric: Where is the time limit feature? Never heard of it. Advanced search?
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Eric: Where is the time limit feature? Never heard of it. Advanced search? After a search, on the left under "more search tools." I think google starts remembering what you use often though, because I haven't had to click it for a while.
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Eric: Where is the time limit feature? Never heard of it. Advanced search? After a search, on the left under "more search tools." I think google starts remembering what you use often though, because I haven't had to click it for a while. ... Quite a few useful functions there. Figures I missed them.
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