The most popular search engine Google has introduced a new feature to provide users with more information about the websites that appear in search results. In the new features, there will be a menu icon next to most search results on Google that can be tapped to see more information about a website before opening it. This description will be provided by Wikipedia but the search giant will show available context such as when Google first indexed the site. 

While announcing the new feature, Google said that it will help users to find additional information about the website without doing another search. This aimed to provide more context to the user, especially if they're searching for important information, such as related to health or finance. With the new feature of Google offering additional context, users can be able to make a more informed decision about the sites they want to visit.

According to the blogpost of Google, the additional information provided by the search engine will be the most up-to-date verified and sourced information available on Wikipedia about the site. If the website doesn't have a Wikipedia description, Google will provide users with available context. When it comes to job listings or local business listings, there will be a description of how Google sourced that information from sites on the web or from the businesses. 

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