Don't know if anyone else has noticed this, but Google has changed the way it displays those extra links that sometimes appear beneath the top result:
ruscoe.net/blog/uploads/google ...
When this was first introduced, it was discussed here (in July 2005):
blogoscoped.com/archive/2005-0 ...
Back then, they didn't show the URL and often displayed two links to a line. Now they've added the URLs and given each its own line, the top result can take up much more space on the SERP. Is that a good thing?
At the time, nobody seems to know how those links are selected. I still don't know. Does anyone here have any idea? |
This works for me too
only if I add "&hl=en" at the URL...
Merci beaucoup, Tony ("gentle hacker" :-]) |
oh no, I have refresh many times the page and finally it works also with &hl=fr ;-) |
