Why are Google search results aligned to the left? [closed]

For over a decade, Google results were left aligned. When Google Instant was launched, the results were centered in a fixed-width layout. This was done primarily to facilitate the transition from a centered homepage layout to the results.

1. Why are my Google search results on the left side?
2. How do I center Google search results in Chrome?
3. Why do Google search results look different?

Why are my Google search results on the left side?

That's the normal behavior for Google, especially at higher resolutions. What you can do in your web browser is zoom in or scale it up further so results can be dead center. You can hold your CTRL key and move up on the scroll wheel, or hold CTRL and + or the - key to zoom in or out respectively. Hope this helps.

How do I center Google search results in Chrome?

Press Alt + Spacebar keys together, then select Move from the menu that appears. Now tap the left/right or up/down arrow keys to move the browser to whichever position you like. When you have positioned the browser where you want it, close the browser.

Why do Google search results look different?

There are many reasons for this, but essentially Google makes decisions about what result type works best for a given query, user, time, place, and many other factors. Sometimes we decide that a specific rich result isn't the best result for that query.