Google Search switching to google․com around the world

Google Search will be google.com worldwide

As country-specific sites Google search sites become redundant, the search giant has announced that all users will be directed to google.com.

Google is retiring country-specific domains for search

Google announced today that it will no longer be using country code top level domains for searches.

Sundar Pichai's company has revealed the progressive disappearance of all the different domains of Google.com, in the search engine. It is the end of Google.es after more than two decades.

Google Search switching to google․com around the world

Google Search is now getting rid of country code top-level domain names (ccTLD) in favor of using google.com globally.

It's official: in the coming months, Google.fr will disappear and fully give way to Google.com. A transition without any impact on the search engine's results. [Read more] Want to join a community of enthusiasts? Our Discord welcomes you; it's a place for mutual support and passion around tech.

Google has announced the elimination of the national termination of its Seeker domain and the unification of search traffic in the main domain, google.com, something that, it assures, will not affect the experience of users.