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Here is a screenshot I just took for that query on mobile: https://imgur.com/gallery/zmudRmH https://imgur.com/gallery/zmudRmH The entire screen is filled wit

• wbl 6y ago
  For the longest time to competition was a click away. Now its a drag away. Google is providing the information you likely want, and your can still type in or use a bookmark to go to your favorite travel site.
  • username90 6y ago
    Problem is that Google can easily bulldoze their way into any market just by creating their own service and then putting at the top as a widget. They did that with flights as you can see here and they were sued for it 8 years ago already, although I think that case is still active. https://www.computerworld.com/article/2502509/expedia--tripadvisor-file-antitrust-complaints-against-google-in-europe.html https://www.computerworld.com/article/2502509/expedia--tripa...
    • visarga 6y ago
      On the other hand I don't think it's OK to put limits on their creativity and efforts to improve user experience. If they want to make a topic specific widget, why not? If you type 123+321 it will say 444 first, then display search results. That's how it should be, they don't have to protect the "123+321" keyword market.