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A Google spokesperson reportedly counted Search Engine Land this continuous scrolling is being removed from desktop search results today, while the feature will be removed from mobile results “in the coming months.”
In its place on the desktop will be the classic Google pagination bar, allowing users to jump to a specific page of search results or simply click “Next” to see the next page. On mobile, a “More Results” button will be shown at the bottom of the search to load the next page.
Google said Search Engine Land that “this change is intended to allow the search company to deliver search results faster for more searches, rather than automatically loading results that users have not explicitly requested.”
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