Scrolling through content without end has implications for mental health and well-being, numerous studies show. “Infinite scroll” is likened to a virtual slot machine — which offers dopamine ...

The infinite scroll has benefited both mobile and web interfaces as designers seize the opportunity to make consistent experiences across both versions of their products.

Here’s more about the issue, why infinite scroll prevents content from being indexed, and what Google recommends doing instead. Google’s Martin Splitt Debugs JavaScript SEO Issues at Virtual ...

It's going to be a little harder to see more results the next time you Google something. According to SearchEngineLand, Google Search is killing infinite scroll in search. Infinite scroll has ...

Google announced that mobile users will now have continuous scroll in search results. This means that instead of coming upon a “See More” button after about ten results, searchers will be able ...

In a recent Javascript SEO Office Hours Hangout, Google’s Martin Splitt answered a question about infinite scrolling and preventing indexing of scrolled content as if it were part of the main ...

A few years ago, everyone was clicking. Today, we’re all scrolling. Twitter, Pinterest, Facebook, and as of this week, Instagram and Medium - it seems everyone is getting on the infinite scroll ...

The infinite scroll is interaction design’s answer to our penchant for endlessly searching for novelty. Certainly, there are technical reasons for the scroll’s increasing ubiquity.

Microsoft Bing is testing infinite scroll just a month after Google fully launched continuous scroll on desktop search. I guess this should come as no surprise that Bing would test this, it does ...