Advanced Search Results Changed: What Changed?

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The Advanced Search results display has reportedly changed, leading to concerns about its usefulness. Users are experiencing differences in how results are presented, with some feeling it has become less effective. While one user mentions that Google search restricted to a specific site works well, others are questioning the recent changes. The discussion highlights a general dissatisfaction with the new format. Overall, the community is seeking clarity on what exactly has changed in the Advanced Search functionality.
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Has the way Advanced Search displays its results changed recently (today)?

Either I'm doing something differently, or it has changed, and I now find it even less useful. i know, many people here use Google restricted to www.physicsforums.com.
 
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It works fine for me George. What seemed different to you?
 
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