Google is introducing some noticeable changes to how it displays mobile search results, meant to better highlight the source behind each link. Mobile search results will soon display a website’s ...

Google is now rolling out what it calls “site names” in the mobile search results. Site names more prominently show the name of the website, as opposed to just the URL, at the top of the snippet.

In 2019, Google introduced a new format in mobile search results which included a small “favicon” icon from the website, to the left of the snippet. This week, Google announced that a similar ...

Google will soon roll out a new look for search results which includes favicons in SERPs. The website name and its favicon will appear at the top of the results card, as shown in the image above.

News Google decides to ‘iterate’ on its deceptive favicon search plan Google still plans to modernize the look and feel of its search results. By Mark Hachman Jan 24, 2020 11:30 am PST ...

Google says site names, as well as large favicons, are currently available for mobile Search results in English, French, Japanese, and German, with testing ramping up in recent weeks.

It comes from the IP range of 66.249.93.x but it is no where listed on Google's crawler info help document. We know Google has shown favicons in the search results over the years.

Last year, Google announced that all mobile Search results would prominently feature a site favicon and domain name. Along with a prominent “Ad” label, these series of changes are now coming ...

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