Turn off Pagination in Keyword Explorer results?
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In the keyword suggestions of Keyword Explorer, is there a way to switch from paginated results back to results loading on one page? I used to be able to scroll down and have additional results load when I reached the end of the page.
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Hey there,
Sam from Moz's Help Team here!
I'm afraid there isn't currently a way to revert back to the previous method. I'm really sorry about that. We implemented the pagination in the hopes that it would make the experience overall a little easier for our customers and a little more organised.
If you do want to see all results at once though, you can always export the CSV of suggestions from Keyword Explorer instead!
Let me know if I can help with anything else!
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