Re:Judge Rules US v. Google Trial Documents Can Be Posted On...
by TradingPlaces on Wednesday September 27, 2023 @12:30PM
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My take is that this all refers to another doc with that ITEM 7 in it. I think these are interface tweaks to Chrome that will drive more search volume, but negatively impact Chrome UX. Chrome team is pushing back, b/c they don’t want their app to suck, but Ruth needs to hit her number.
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Re:Judge Rules US v. Google Trial Documents Can Be Posted On...
by dublinben on Wednesday September 27, 2023 @01:45PM
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A great example of this is how they merged the search box into the address bar, to create the "omnibar." Since then, they've aggressively promoted submitting a new Google search for whatever you're typing in, instead of returning results from your local browser bookmarks, history, etc that wouldn't generate more ad impressions.
Re:Judge Rules US v. Google Trial Documents Can Be Posted On...
by TradingPlaces on Wednesday September 27, 2023 @02:33PM
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Omnibar seems to be what this is about. At one point they note that there’s a Reddit thread that thinks their a/b test is a bug.