Archive · 13 Aug 2025
Google Launches "Preferred Sources" for Customizable Search Results
Google has launched a new feature called "Preferred Sources" to help you find news more easily.
Now, when you search, you can tell Google which websites you like best.
Articles from these sites will show up more often in a special section called "Top Stories" and another section called "From your sources."
This is like having Google show you news from your favorite websites first.
This feature is available in the US and India, and lets users pick as many sources as they want to see.
It is meant to provide users with more high-quality and relevant content.
Google introduces "Preferred Sources" allowing users to customize search results.
Users can add favorite websites, which will appear in the "Top Stories" section.
News from preferred sources also appears in a dedicated "From your sources" section.
The feature, tested since June, is now available in the US and India.
Users can select an unlimited number of preferred sources to curate search results.
- Who
- Google users.
- What
- Google is rolling out a "Preferred Sources" feature for customized search results.
- When
- The feature, tested since June, is now available.
- Where
- Google Search (in the US and India).
- Why
- To improve search results and allow users to prioritize trusted sources.
Users
Search Result Quality
Users
Users seeking better quality search results.
Google aiming to improve user experience and combat lower-quality content.
- Feature Name
- Preferred Sources
- Function
- Allows users to select preferred news sources.
- Location
- United States and India
- Availability
- Gradual rollout