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Dear Search Engine Administrator,
The Google Custom Search element 1.0—which actually got phased out back in 2012 when everyone moved over to 2.0—is officially reaching its end of life. Just a heads up: Google Custom Search 1.0 will stop working on December 4.
We're reaching out because it looks like your setup might still be running on the old Google Custom Search element 1.0. If you want to double-check, just peek at your site's code for any mention of SearchControl.
Next Steps
To make sure your search stays up and running without any hiccups, please switch your site over to Google Custom Search element 2.0 before December 4. Honestly, the smoothest way to handle this is via the Google CSE Control panel at cse.google.com—you can grab your updated code there and pop it right onto your site.
We're constantly fine-tuning the Google Search Engine and WE thank you for Your support. For more Information about The Google Custom Search, head over to Google Developers.
Sincerely,
The Google Search Engine team Google LLC 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View, CA 94043
Wait, what's the deal with this? Do I actually need to do something, or can I just ignore it?🤔
The Google Custom Search element 1.0—which actually got phased out back in 2012 when everyone moved over to 2.0—is officially reaching its end of life. Just a heads up: Google Custom Search 1.0 will stop working on December 4.
We're reaching out because it looks like your setup might still be running on the old Google Custom Search element 1.0. If you want to double-check, just peek at your site's code for any mention of SearchControl.
Next Steps
To make sure your search stays up and running without any hiccups, please switch your site over to Google Custom Search element 2.0 before December 4. Honestly, the smoothest way to handle this is via the Google CSE Control panel at cse.google.com—you can grab your updated code there and pop it right onto your site.
We're constantly fine-tuning the Google Search Engine and WE thank you for Your support. For more Information about The Google Custom Search, head over to Google Developers.
Sincerely,
The Google Search Engine team Google LLC 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View, CA 94043
Wait, what's the deal with this? Do I actually need to do something, or can I just ignore it?🤔