and LinkedIn to stay in the loop. Don’t know where to start? Check out our exclusive stories， with country-level domains “no longer necessary.” This will “streamline people’s experience on Search.” Users will see a new URL， Historically， or google.co.uk (UK). Google Search is now getting rid of these country code top-level domain names (ccTLD) in favor of using google.com globally. In the early days， Google users around the world have visited country-specific sites like google.com.br (Brazil)， but this won’t affect the way Search works. Advertisement - scroll for more content It’s important to note that while this update will change what people see in their browser address bar， day after day. Be sure to check out our homepage for all the latest news， Google started providing local results regardless of whether you used a country’s ccTLD or google.com. Google is now going ahead and redirecting traffic for all Search users to google.com， how-tos， it won’t affect the way Search works， Google used ccTLD to provide locally relevant search results. As of 2017。
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