The GSC Filters are sticky now over different reports
You may have noticed that the filters in the GSC look slightly different. Google is now retaining filters even when switching between Search Results, Discover, and News reports. Additionally, a reset function is now available. More complex filtering options are still missing.
The analysis of website traffic in Search Console is becoming a tiny bit more user-friendly. The performance report across three different sections is now enhanced with a unifying feature. As Google Search Central explained via LinkedIn, filters set in one report will now remain in place even when switching between Search Results, Discover, and Google News.
This new sticky filter option makes navigation and report tracking easier within the context of your chosen analysis parameters. In addition, Search Console now includes a reset function that allows all filters to be cleared at once. This feature, based on community requests, could save time for users.
If you close the Search Console and open it again, you will start with the default settings as usual. It would be nice to be able to set a standard filter for each property, for example.
You may have noticed that the filters in the GSC look slightly different. Google is now retaining filters even when switching between Search Results, Discover, and News reports. Additionally, a reset function is now available. More complex filtering options are still missing.
The analysis of website traffic in Search Console is becoming a tiny bit more user-friendly. The performance report across three different sections is now enhanced with a unifying feature. As Google Search Central explained via LinkedIn, filters set in one report will now remain in place even when switching between Search Results, Discover, and Google News.
This new sticky filter option makes navigation and report tracking easier within the context of your chosen analysis parameters. In addition, Search Console now includes a reset function that allows all filters to be cleared at once. This feature, based on community requests, could save time for users.
If you close the Search Console and open it again, you will start with the default settings as usual. It would be nice to be able to set a standard filter for each property, for example.
Julian has been working as a full-time SEO since 2016. As a consultant, he has supported over 100 clients and specialised primarily in data analysis. The Google Search Console was always at the centre of this.