Google is testing yet another user interface test, this one is where the top thin black bar can be removed completely.

Tecno-net spotted this earlier and showed that if you can also remove the top black bar by going to this URL.

Google added the thin Google black bar back in June 2011 and tried another drop down version a few months after but then went back to the thin black bar.

Now you can remove it by adding ?esrch=Agad::Public to the end of the Google URL.

Here are pictures with and without he black bar:

Google also recently started testing a top bar navigation.

Past Google User Interface Tests:

• Google Testing Toggle For Search Options & Tools In Search Results
• Google Moves Away From Large Navigation Drop Down Menu
• Google’s New Black Menu Bar Is Now Google’s Old Black Menu Bar
• Confirmed: Google Testing New “Sources” Display In Search Results
• Google Tests New Drop Down Navigation Bar From Google + Logo
• Google Tests Tabbed Navigation Design For Tablets

Related Topics: Channel: Consumer | Google: User Interface | Google: Web Search

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