Google is messing around with the color of its search results links

Google is testing out a new color for its search result links, and it's not a shade of the tried-and-true blue. It's black.

The tech giant is currently experimenting with black links in search results, so if you're still seeing classic blue links instead, consider yourself lucky. Otherwise, your links are appearing the same color as regular black text on a typical webpage.

The change apply to links that have already been clicked, too. For example, when you typically see a link you've already clicked in Google, the blue color link color changes to purple. However, as seen in the above picture (left), both top results for the search term "Mashable" had been previously selected, yet there is no indication by looking at the link color alone. Talk about confusing.

Users are not too happy about the update.

This isn't the first time Google has tested out new colors for its links. Just a week ago, users complained on Twitter about new shades of blue and purple showing up in search results. But the move didn't seem to stick around.