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In addition, the push down of the "fold" only exists as long as the user is doing the "instant" part. As soon as the user decides the search is what he wants a
by gvb 16y ago
In addition, the push down of the "fold" only exists as long as the user is doing the "instant" part. As soon as the user decides the search is what he wants and either hits <ENTER> or clicks on it with the mouse, the drop-down box disappears and the results that were "below" the "fold" go back to the original place.
The 25% statistic is also tenuous: if you have a bigger screen than the illustration in the blog, you will have more results shown (i.e. Google will "steal" less than 25% of the results). If you want to be more dramatic, do an instant search with a really small window and OMG!!! Google will "steal" 100% of your results.