I actually can't unless I disable my fix, which I am loath to do. Let me find a screenshot from the multitudes of people who are bitching about this. Seems it's a rolling change so it affects people at different times. Possibly to mitigate the outcry?I just did a search on desktop and it seems normal to me. Could you screenshot to show what you're seeing (preferably a non-porn search)?
Use it a while. I said the example was terrible. When I used it this morning it was fucking terrible.That's the issue? The URLs and the logos? That seems like a nothing update to me.
They're also clearly formatted it to look better on mobile, so half my screen is white on PC.That's the issue? The URLs and the logos? That seems like a nothing update to me.
I was at work and was thinking "google looks fine to me"...so I opened it to double-check, and *wham* got this shitty UI. I spent the next 5 minutes ad-blocking all the portions that sucked. Maybe they'll get the message if enough people do that.I actually can't unless I disable my fix, which I am loath to do. Let me find a screenshot from the multitudes of people who are bitching about this. Seems it's a rolling change so it affects people at different times. Possibly to mitigate the outcry?
edit: Here's the Reddit thread talking about it.
And the screenshot from that thread, although I think it's a terrible example:
This morning when I was searching for reviews of the "magic nutrient pillow" the UI was unusable and looked like all I had was spam links.
—PatrickUsers of Google search on desktops may have noticed a slight change over the last week and that change is affecting what they perceive as an ad. This represents a further blurring of the lines between ads and organic sources in search.