A new Google search will tell you what the page is about before you click
Google Search recently came up with an improved design for phones, and is already beginning to test other new improvements for both phones and computers. But the improvement is not about appearance. Google will add information to search results. Specifically, it will be about 3 dots in the upper rightcorner result cards. After clicking on the 3 dots, Google will provide the user with information about the search result before clicking on the link. The information that appears to the user will be predominantly data from Wikipediathat have the potential to add context and credibility to pages in search results. Google says that you will really appreciate such a function if you are looking for something important such as financial advice, etc.
Unfortunately, search result information may not always come from Wikipedia. If the site that appears in your search results is not on Wikipedia, another context will appear that will be available. For example, this is when Google first indexed the web. Additionally, users will be able to determine if the connection to the Web site is secure based on using the HTTPS protocolwhich encrypts all data between the web and the browser. The whole feature will work really easily. Click on the 3 dot symbol and Google will show the search result information. You then decide if you want to click on the link.
Google will add information to search results in USA for computers and Androids. Google has not yet commented on further extensions of the improved browser, but I personally hope that the extension will come to other countries as well, ie directly to the Czech Republic.
