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Google's "Let It Snow" is a whimsical Easter egg that brings a snowfall effect to the webpage. It also lets your screen acquire a frosty overlay, which you can playfully clear with your mouse or fingertip.
Let It Snow - Turn your screen into a snowy paradise with festive cheer. Embark on the Wizard of Oz journey and see the magic when you click the Ruby Slippers. Strum your way through Google Guitar online. A nod to the bygone Adobe Flash Player era🤣. Official Google Easter Eggs ②. - Enhanced version or hacked, more fun!
If you search for “let it snow” on Google, you will witness the new holiday easter egg. HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript make some beautiful animation to the page with snowflakes and frost covering up the screen.
Dec 19, 2011 · Google has added another trick to its bag just in time for the holidays. If you search for " let it snow ", you will receive a wintery visual treat which adds snow fall and a "foggy...
Dec 19, 2011 · Google has a new easter egg for the winter holiday season – search for [let it snow] and Google will turn the search results page into a powdery snow covered set of search results.
Google is letting it snow in Florida -- at least on your computer screens.
Dec 17, 2011 · Type 'let it snow' in search, and you'll see snowflakes falling down the page. The first hit is the Christmas carol 'let it snow' by Dean Martin (which we've embedded below).
Dec 18, 2011 · By typing ‘let it snow’ into a Google search, flakes of snow gently begin to fall from the top of your screen. Google users who search for 'Hanukkah' will also get a surprise to mark the...
Dec 17, 2011 · Google's "Let It Snow" Easter Egg. Googling the phrase "let it snow" causes Google to turn your browser window into a winter wonderland. I know Google's unofficial motto is "don't be evil," but I feel like it should be "create awesome easter eggs."
Dec 21, 2011 · Just type “let it snow” into a Google search field in most browsers (not all versions of Internet Explorer may work), and along with the results for Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra performing in YouTube videos, snowflakes will start to fall gently from the top of the window.
