GOOGLE goes gray

Google ^ | 5/27/2019 | Same

[plangent]

Right in there with an insult to those who gave their lives for our country. No mention of Memorial Day on the splash page and instead of GOOGLE spelled out in colors, it is all gray

[NobleFree]

Funny ... I do see the flag using Edge, but not Chrome (which fills that part of the page with recently visited links).

[Fido969]

Someone’s picking the wrong issue to get their panties wound up over.

Some people just wake up p!ssed off, I suppose.

[ontap]

I don’t care for Googles politics but I don’t think they meant this as a snub!!!!

[OKSooner]

Thank you. I’ll save my criticism of Google for when they really deserve it.

[rw4site]

Depress and hold down the Ctrl (Control) key on keyboard and roll your mouse wheel down to make the fonts smaller and up to make the fonts larger.

[Biggirl]

Also maybe to set aside differences for today.

[Biggirl]

You got it. That is true.

[Biggirl]

Folks, set aside the differences and why we observed this day.

[AndyTheBear]

A Memorial Day snub from Google.

WTF? Just went there, and does not look like a snub to me. You sound as silly as a Leftist.

[Redleg Duke]

Why don’t tap on the blue link below, before you spout off, you sanctimonious slug!

[mad_as_he$$]

Google and rust never rest.

[Drew68]

It appears Plangent has left the building. No posts since this one. Keeping his head down in shame.

[foreverfree]

Sometimes this morning I've seen the folded flag and moment of remembrance pitch, sometimes I haven't. I thought the gray logo was a technical difficulty.

ff

[foreverfree]

It seems there are a group if you here at FR that cannot wait to be outraged by how they act.

Or how anybody acts.

ff

[Biggirl]

At least Google today is showing some class.

Wish some FRpers would do the same today.

[Biggirl]

No, he has a life.

[mad_as_he$$]

Google and Amazon deserve no slack any day. They are an evil force on the country.

[Biggirl]

The reality is that the box stores and malls are going away.

[yesthatjallen]

I see a folded flag, an audio of Taps, and links to The National Moment of Remembrance (established by Congress, asks Americans, wherever they are at 3 p.m. local time on Memorial Day, to pause in an act of national unity for a duration of one minute.)

National Moment of Remembrance

Whatever Google has done in the past on Memorial Day they aren't doing this year.

[Fresh Wind]

I just checked the Duckduckgo page, expecting it to be filled with flags and other patriotic symbology.

Nothing.