Google is getting rid of the”saved searches” feature in Google+, but
if you actually use it, you probably already knew that. It’s more likely
that you don’t use it or haven’t used it lately. Otherwise, it probably
wouldn’t be going away.
Google is alerting users of the news when they go to actually look at one of the searches they have saved. If you have saved one in the past, it appears in your list of Circles. If you go to “more,” they should show up at the bottom. If you select one, you’ll get a message saying, “Saved searches are going away. Bookmark this page on your browser to save your Google+ search for later.”
If you click the link to “learn more,”
Google suggests that you save your searches by simply bookmarking the
results page in your web browser. It also says you’ll be able to access
the existing saved searches from the “more” menu until November 15th.
Google is alerting users of the news when they go to actually look at one of the searches they have saved. If you have saved one in the past, it appears in your list of Circles. If you go to “more,” they should show up at the bottom. If you select one, you’ll get a message saying, “Saved searches are going away. Bookmark this page on your browser to save your Google+ search for later.”
