As in Google Chrome “Search” app, the history function greatly improves navigation by making it easy to return to sites visited in the past or automatically enter queries based on recent searches in the engine. On smartphones, Google decided to take these ergonomic functions a little further by offering “activity cards”, which is how it works.
Activity cards in Google Search: how does it work?
After the recent redesign of the Google Search interface, the firm added a new feature to its app. A section will now appear at the top of the search results page. It is presented in the form of a drop-down menu that deals cards with pages visited in the past. Instead of revisiting results to search for the content that interests you most, you’ll get the best results right away, compiled based on pages that have looked relevant to you in the past.
These recommendations take into account all your activities on both PC and smartphone. Provided you are logged into your Google account (Gmail). Google search history, passwords, bookmarks, etc. This is where all your browsing data, including Aspect Google clarifies In the blog post, only you can access personalized recommendations corresponding to your activities.
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The new feature is currently available with the latest Google Search update, but only for English-speaking users. Although no date has been announced yet, it will soon be available for other languages, including French.
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