Bing appears to be testing a dark mode for its search results page, with the SERP switching from light to dark mode during a search. This follows Google's earlier dark mode testing on search results.
Bing is testing a dark mode on its search results page. I was searching for something on Bing, switched to a new query, and the SERP changed from light mode to dark mode on its own.
Here is a screenshot of the dark mode.
Google tested a dark mode on its search results last year, so this looks like Bing trying something similar. Dark mode has become very common across the web and on phones in recent years, so it makes sense that Bing would test it.
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Google AI Mode is testing a bold follow-up query with an arrow at the bottom of answers that turns into a new AI Mode query when clicked, another sign Google wants users to stay in AI Mode.
Google is testing a “Where to learn more” heading above the citation cards at the bottom of AI Mode answers. The new label may help draw users' attention to the sources and encourage more clicks.
Google's Gary Illyes says the company has nothing to announce yet about adding clicks and queries data for AI Mode and AI Overviews to Search Console. He confirmed the team is interested in providing more useful data but offered no timeline.
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