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I agree with your expectation of clicking the 'X' going back to the results. But it's a bit strange, why have the 'X' there at all when the browser back button
by interpol_p 10y ago
I agree with your expectation of clicking the 'X' going back to the results.
But it's a bit strange, why have the 'X' there at all when the browser back button will do exactly the same thing more naturally?
- OJFord 10y agoI imagine it's to enhance the feeling that the user just quickly popped something open over their search results - designing it to make it 'feel' like a different; faster experience.
- disruptalot 10y agoGoogle wants you back in their serps as fast as possible and for you to notice that it's an option.