Google Featured Snippets now can link to the exact content from a query to serve up from a search. It’s only available on content from mobile sites using Accelerated Mobile Pages, an open source initiative to promote faster load times.

When the Featured Snippet links to an AMP article, Google will scroll the user down to the answer in the orange highlighted section. It could bring up an interesting dilemma for advertising. It could mean a higher percentage of advertisements on publisher sites get overlooked because Google will scroll the person searching for the content right past the ad and to the content.

A snack bar at the bottom of the window also tells users they are “Scrolled to section” and provides a “Go to top” shortcut. The highlight and snack bar automatically disappears after a few seconds, according to one report.

For now, Google limited questions that offer an AMP highlight to shorter queries that can be directly answered, such as “What is the advantage of AMP?” or “What is the use of a VPN?”

Those direct answers could be used to leverage voice queries on Assistant and Home speakers, but also could cause publishers headaches when the site visitor lands on AMP-supported content.