"Google is testing a new top bar interface design for the search results page both in light and dark mode. The new design shades the top bar more, so it is more distinct to the search results section. I spotted a few variations to this afer Punit notified me of one of those variations on X. To be fair, we've seen header bar changes over the years, too many to link to, but here is one and here is another but there were tons."
"To be fair, we've seen header bar changes over the years, too many to link to, but here is one and here is another but there were tons. Here is what I was able to replicate: Version One - Light: Version One - Dark: Version Two - Light: Version Two - Dark: Version Three - Light: Version Three - Dark: What do you think of these variations and do you see others? Forum discussion at X."
Google is testing a new top bar interface design for the search results page in both light and dark mode. The new top bar applies heavier shading to increase separation from the search results section. Multiple visual variations exist, showing at least three distinct versions implemented in both light and dark themes. The variations alter shading intensity and layout details to make the header more prominent. Similar header bar adjustments have occurred historically across the search interface. Observed examples include paired screenshots of Version One, Version Two, and Version Three in both light and dark modes.
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