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December 21, 2011

Google's Christmas Decorations

It's no longer a surprise, since it happens every year. Google shows a colorful bar above the search results when you search for [Christmas], [Xmas] and other Christmas-related queries. There's also a special bar for Hanukkah.



You can also check the decorations from 2006, 200720082010, when Google also celebrated Kwanzaa and Festivus, the famous Seinfeld holiday.

{ Thanks, Venkat. }

11 comments:

  1. When did you get arrow next to the Google logo? I still have black bar on the top of the screen.

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    1. The menu should be available if you use google.com in English.

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  2. The Xmas bar is not showing on mobile phone, classic view, severe bug?

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  3. Flickr has something similar.

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  4. @Anonymous
    It isn't fully rolled out yet - also Google Apps users can only use the Black Bar

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  5. Deepavali is also a festival of light, why there is no light?? maybe they should be more indian engineer at Google to do this :-)

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  6. Yeah. It's always been that way. I do wish that could make it more awesome than it is right now. It's kind of plain to be honest. But it still looks good, just expecting a lot from Google. ;)

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  7. Try Searching for Kwanzaa, http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=Kwanzaa&safe=active

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