This will continue for a few seconds and as the user scrolls down the page they'll notice significant portions of the search results have completely vanished. At this point, some of the search results will begin to disappear.

Once clicked, the Infinity Gauntlet’s fingers will also click, à la Thanos Snap. Clicking on the image will activate the Thanos Easter egg. Instead, the user just needs to look in the knowledge panel - the small information box Google uses to provide a quick overview of a place, person, or fictional supervillain- for the small image of the Infinity Gauntlet.

After visiting elgooG's dedicated Thanos Snap page, the Easter egg works the same as it did before - albeit without the need to perform any searches. However, the website also creates and restores past Easter eggs as well. elgooG started life as a mirrored version of Google Search designed to offer horizontally-flipped results. In the case of Thanos, however, the Easter egg was removed from Google Search at some point in 2020.Īlthough Google has since removed the Thanos snap Easter egg, it is still technically available online for those that want to experience it. For example, a Pac-Man-themed egg released in 2010 to mark the 30th anniversary is still available today. Google often leaves Easter eggs in Search for long periods of time. The user would simply search Google for certain keywords like ' Thanos,' ' Thanos glove,' or ' Infinity Gauntlet' and then click on an image of the Infinity Gauntlet to activate the hidden treat. The hidden treat added a touch of Avengers magic to the experience, and in a very Thanos way. Although Google has now stopped offering the Thanos Snap Easter egg, that doesn’t mean it still cannot be found online.Īvengers: Endgame was officially released on April 26, 2019, and shortly before that date, Google added an Avengers: Infinity War-themed Easter egg to Search. Easter eggs are nothing new in movies, and one in Avengers: Endgame paid tribute to another version of Captain America, Roscoe Simons.

Google has released a number of Easter eggs and hidden treats over the years, including an Avengers-themed Thanos Easter egg hidden within Google Search.

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