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Google search ditches country-specific domains, directs all users to google.com

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  • Google is retiring country-specific domains like google.co.uk
  • Previously used for local content, Google now uses location to serve this
  • The change will be happening over the next few months as shift to google.com

Google has confirmed it will be retiring country-specific domains (like google.co.uk) in favor of one single global domain – google.com.

Historically, country code top-level domains (ccTLDs) were used to provide locally relevant search results, but the company now uses technology that allows that regardless of the top-level domain.

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