Google Search is getting an unusual update that could prove controversial

Google has announced that it will remove a small but sometimes useful feature from its search results: the sitelink search. This feature has allowed users to search on certain sites when they appear in search results.

It’s a great way to refine your results if you know you’re looking for the article on a particular site, for example, without relying on internal search engines that can be a bit clunky in some cases. If you’re still scratching your head as to what I’m talking about, check out the image below for more clarity.

Google says it will remove this box in all countries and languages ​​on November 21, 2024, one month from now. It’s the latest tweak to the search experience, which has changed quite rapidly over the past year.