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No, it's not your imagination. Google's fooling with the format of its SERPs yet again, and this time the target is the líst of search options on the screen. As with all format changes, Google extensively tested the new arrangement before it made the update permanent.

The search options have appeared on the left-hand side of the search results for quite some time now, and the shift to top navigation is a change that makes the traditional SERPs strongly resemble mobile results.

You may have intermittently seen the change in action already. However, if you're unsure of what we're talking about, allow me to regale you with a little screenshot of the new layout to bring you up to speed:



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