The Google home page offers a few exciting tips and tricks that hardly involve online search - here are a few of them.
Play Pac-Man in Google Search. Image source: GoogleYou can even play games if there’s no internet. Just cut the Wi-Fi to simulate this, and a dinosaur will appear on the screen. Press the space bar, and it’ll start an endless runner.
Use the up arrow to jump to avoid obstacles.The infamous Zerg Rush trickand the red and yellow “o” letters from the word Google will attack your results, killing them one by one. TheThe Zerg rush in Google Search. Image source: GoogleAnother fun way to destroy the Google Search page involves a gravity trick. Type
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