Search suggest drop-down list

Content management systems and frequent searches can assist software engineers in optimizing more refined queries with methods of parameters and subroutines.

Four years before it was considered stable, the feature was developed in 2004 by Google engineer Kevin Gibbs and the name was chosen by Marissa Mayer.

[5] Google, and other large search companies, maintain a blacklist that prevents the display of queries that could be interpreted as violating their social responsibility.

[7] One example of a project using suggested queries to expose societal attitudes was a 2013 ad series called The Autocomplete Truth by UN Women.

[10][11] Some users have criticized the fact that suggestion-enabled text boxes, unlike the web forms of static HTML, send data about each keystroke to a central server.