Google appears to be testing the removal of the thin line below the header in search results, though it’s unclear whether it’s an intentional test or a display bug.
Google appears to be testing the removal of the line below the header in its search results. Previously, a thin line sat below the header, but today I saw the page without it, so I’m assuming this is a new test.
Here is a screenshot without the line.
Here is a screenshot with the line.
I’m not sure how removing the line would help users, and it’s possible this is a bug rather than an intentional test.
Have you seen the header line missing in your own Google searches?
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