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minus-square@0lauralink5•1 month agomy guess is that it’s useful to distinguish between wanting the Wikipedia page for the concept of “restaurant” or restaurants actually near you
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink1•1 month agoOh I guess that makes sense. I only ever search for things like that on maps.
minus-square@Psythiklink-1•1 month agoWho the hell is searching for Wikipedia on Google Maps? Or for a restaurant on normal Google?
minus-squareVindictiveJudgelinkEnglish5•1 month agoI’ll do the latter, kind of. Search using the bar at the top of my browser, then switch to the maps tab.
minus-square@AnUnusualReliclink1•1 month agoI thought they’d removed the maps tab as a de- monopolising move or something. Or is it only in Europe?
minus-square@RampantParanoia2365link2•1 month agoWhat? Type in food near me in Google, and you get a list of restaurants with an overview of info on each.
my guess is that it’s useful to distinguish between wanting the Wikipedia page for the concept of “restaurant” or restaurants actually near you
Oh I guess that makes sense.
I only ever search for things like that on maps.
Who the hell is searching for Wikipedia on Google Maps? Or for a restaurant on normal Google?
I’ll do the latter, kind of. Search using the bar at the top of my browser, then switch to the maps tab.
I thought they’d removed the maps tab as a de- monopolising move or something. Or is it only in Europe?
Right at the top for me.
What? Type in food near me in Google, and you get a list of restaurants with an overview of info on each.