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(#5) Custom Interfaces Let You be a Pirate... Or a Muppet
In addition to the standard languages Google also has interfaces for pirates, pig latin, l33t speak, and even the Muppets' Swedish Chef.
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(#4) Super Mario Bros. Coin Box
In honor of the 30th anniversary of the iconic Super Mario Bros. franchise, Google has added an interactive coin box from the game that you can click to make coins appear. To active this easter egg, simply search for "Super Mario Bros" on Google. -
(#14) Google Earth's Firefox Logo
Search for "45° 7'25.87"N 123° 6'48.97"W" in Google Maps and switch to the satellite view. You'll see the Firefox logo mysteriously chilling in the middle of a random field in Oregon. -
(#12) Google's Text Adventure Game Tucked Inside Its Developer Console
For amateur and professional web developers alike, there is a fun game hidden within Google's developer console. Redditor /u/attempt_number_1 discovered the puzzle, which can be found by searching for "text adventure" or "text game" and then entering the developer console.
Players can use Ctrl+Shift+J (or Cmd+Alt+J for Mac users) to enter the game. Players are asked if they want to play, and by typing in "yes," you can help the capital G of Google find the rest of its friends (the rest of the letters) on the Google campus in Mountain View, CA. The puzzle takes roughly 30 to 60 minutes to complete.
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(#17) Google Street View Peg Man
There are a few special areas in which dragging and dropping Street View's Pegman will give him a makeover. For example, drag him to Lego Land in Carlsbad, California, and he turns into a Lego man. Place him on Telegraph Avenue in Berkeley, California, and he breaks out the tie-dye shirt. In Antarctica, he turns into a penguin. Same goes for holidays when he rides a broomstick on Halloween or turns into a snowman around Christmas.
A note: As of 2015, Google released a statement saying that Pegman will be dressed like a birthday cake to celebrate their 10th anniversary. We have no idea if it will last the whole year, or eventually revert back to normal. In the meantime, the above Easter eggs seem to be disabled. -
(#3) The Google Gravity Experiment Yields Some Intereresting Results
Click on this link to access the Chrome Experiment called "Google Gravity," to unleash some rather interesting search effects.
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Google often develops and adds some interesting new tools for its search engine. In fact, this search engine can bring us more surprises than that. The developers have also set up a lot of cute and interesting easter eggs to hide in them. If you often use Google Chrome, then you must be familiar with this cute little dinosaur. When the browser is disconnected from the Internet, a dinosaur will appear on the page, prompting users to fail to connect to the Internet.
In order to bring some small surprises to users, Google has always been willing to hide easter eggs on different products or web pages. Welcome to check this cute and funny collection of the best Google Easter eggs, the random tool shows 19 items, you could refresh it to get more fun.
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