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Why does Google tell you how long it took to get results?

Why does Google tell you how long it took to get results?

Whenever a search takes milliseconds, it has been cached from a previous search someone made recently, if the search takes >1 second then you are probably the first one to search for that.

How Google search results are displayed?

Crawling: Google searches the web with automated programs called crawlers, looking for pages that are new or updated. Google stores those page addresses (or page URLs) in a big list to look at later. Serving search results: When a user searches on Google, Google tries to determine the highest quality results.

Why does my Google Search change after a few seconds?

This behaviour is typical of a browser hijacker, which takes control of the Google Search results page and injects spurious content. Your computer has been compromised by some sort of malware. It may be as simple as an unwanted browser extension, or more serious.

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What is the first thing that user notices in search result list while using Google for searching?

The organic results that are shown first are the results that fit the search query of the user best, according to Google’s algorithm.

Why do my Google search results change over time?

If you’ve searched Google using the same keywords and phrases, and repeatedly clicked on specific links from the results Google returned your results will change over time.

Why is my site not displaying in Google search results?

The wrong information is displaying in Google search results. If recent changes to your site aren’t displaying in Google search results, it’s likely because Google hasn’t re-crawled and re-indexed your site since before these changes were made.

Does Google remember the last time you search on a website?

Probably not, but Google does, or at least up until the last point you cleared your browser cache and cookies. If you regularly search for similar keywords, Google will remember this, offering you results based on prior searches.

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What happens when you go to more than 10 pages on Google?

In Google search you move from top page to low page that’s means you not get what you looking for on that’s result so google automatically start filter the result when user go to another page so result will be decreased these occur in all next page clicks but you can feel that after go to 10 out pages on google