Release Notes

You can now pull up-to-date news results through Fast Search API, returned in a lightweight, structured format that keeps responses in the millisecond range. It gives AI search, RAG pipelines, and research assistants the real-time data they depend on.

You can now retrieve structured image results in milliseconds through Fast Search API, with native filtering by size, color, aspect ratio, file type, usage license, and time range. Results arrive as integration-ready JSON, so no separate scraping or parsing infrastructure needs  to be maintained.

Google Scholar now returns clean, structured JSON, eliminating the need for a Custom Parser on your end. Our infrastructure handles the parsing internally, delivering ready-to-use metadata, including articles, authors, citations, and publications. You get simpler integration and less setup work to retrieve academic data.

Now you can get more granular hotel-offer details in your google_travel_hotel results, giving you a fuller picture of each offer in a single request. Whether you're tracking rates or comparing providers, there's less parsing to do on your end. The structured data appears automatically in new requests, so no changes are needed on your side.

The news component in google_search source now gets you enhanced structured data. Each news result now comes back with a fuller set of fields, so you get cleaner, more complete structured output without extra parsing on your side.

Headless Browser sessions now keep a consistent browser environment from start to finish, so demanding targets are less likely to interrupt a run with extra verification. That means fewer stalls mid-session, lower latency, and higher success rates – without touching your code.