Google Revamps Nav Bar Again, Kills Dropdown


Google recently changed its navigation bar to a drop-down menu that, frankly, was a huge pain to use. Responding to user feedback, Google has returned to a more old-school navigation bar with a set of links across the top, which send you to your favourite Google apps and services.

It keeps some of the more popular changes from the last iteration, though, like a unified search box and Google+ notifications on every Google page. The new version of the Google bar should roll out over the next few weeks, so if you don’t have it yet, keep an eye out for it soon.

Official Google Blog


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