One among them is the introduction of infinite scrolling. As a result, there are no separate pages in the search result, in other words, you don’t have to go to the next page when you have gone through the current page’s 10 results. Rather, it will automatically load the next ten results. While it definitely results in having one less item to click on, however, many users have not welcomed this change.
One major reason for the same is the issue that has bugged all the pages that follows this scrolling scheme- the inability to access the footer, which, in the case of Google, beholds the location settings. So is there any way to turn off continuous/infinite scrolling in Google Search? Well, there does exist a nifty workaround that will help you revert to the old search style [10 results per page]. So without further ado, let’s check it out.
How to Turn off Continuous/Infinite Scrolling in Google Search
So these were the steps to turn off continuous/infinite scrolling in Google Search. What are your views on this change? Is it really a deal breaker or just a small UI tweak that you could easily live with? Do share your valuable opinions with us in the comments section below.
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