I reached the point where I don't want to use google anymore and looked into alternatives.
My focus is on good search results (doh) and less evil in privacy (yes I am looking at you google).
I'm trying https://duckduckgo.com - search results are ok but sometimes I switch to google if I am searching something very specific. I like their stance on privacy and that they offer links to other search engines, especially when results are sparse.
Since today I'm looking into http://ask.com and maybe comment on it after some time.
Which search engines do you use - any recommendations or experiences to share?
Search Engines
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Re: Search Engines
There is still excite.com
Also, I googled "alternative search engines to google" and found this:
http://www.businessinsider.com/alternat ... es-2011-3#
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/to ... ngines.php
Also, I googled "alternative search engines to google" and found this:
http://www.businessinsider.com/alternat ... es-2011-3#
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/to ... ngines.php
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DCB - Batman
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Re: Search Engines
I tried a few others but think I'll stay with https://duckduckgo.com for a while.
I really like their stance on privacy, the main reason for me ditching google.
I really like their stance on privacy, the main reason for me ditching google.
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Alex - Laughing bag
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Re: Search Engines
I'm now trying startpage - kind of privacy frontend for google. Results are better (mostly from google) and image search is possible.
https://www.startpage.com
https://www.startpage.com
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Alex - Laughing bag
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