A sitelinks search box is a quick way for people to search your site or app immediately on the search results page. The search box implements real-time suggestions and other features, Google said.

Has Google's Sitelink Search Box feature become obsolete? Google thinks so. The company says it will discontinue the feature, which provides a quick way for people to search a web site or app ...

— Google Search Central (@googlesearchc) October 21, 2024 The sitelinks search box, introduced in 2014, allowed users to perform site-specific searches directly from Google’s search results page.

Google is deprecating the ten-year-old Sitelinks Search Box. It is going to start to disappear from the search result snippets starting on November 21, 2024. This does not impact the normal ...

Google is getting rid of the sitelinks search box, a feature that lets you search within a specific website directly from the results of another search.

The sitelinks search box, which allowed users to perform site-specific searches directly from Google’s search results page, was introduced in 2014. However, due to declining usage, Google ...

Google told us that the Sitelinks search box would stop working within Google Search on November 21st. Well, it finally stopped working a week later on November 27th, in the afternoon.

If you decide to remove sitelinks search box structured data, note that site names also uses a variation of WebSite structured data, which continues to be supported,” Google added. Why we care.