Here is what it looks like:
Here is what it usually looks like:
And by comparison, here is Google’s version of the header – you can see it is nearly identical in style to Bing’s test, right down to the colored magnifying glass, the gray background (although Google’s is slightly lighter in shade) and the underlined tab:
The gray background does provide a bit better definition between the header and the search results.
This does appear to be a limited test by Bing at this time. I was unable to replicate the test.
Thank you to Frank Sandtmann for noticing this and sending the screenshot to The SEM Post.
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