On desktop, continuous scrolling search results will be replaced by a pagination bar and, on mobile, a “More results” button.

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Google is discontinuing continuous scrolling on its search results. Introduced for mobile in 2021 and desktop in late 2022, the feature will be replaced by Google's classic pagination bar on desktop and a 'More results' button on mobile. Google aims to serve search results faster by only loading results that users explicitly request.

Google is killing infinite scroll on search results

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