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Post by Yoris on Aug 25, 2018 3:40:01 GMT -7
Recently, I was considering how much work it was to get my site listed and noticed on Google and how the effects seem to be temporary. Then I was thinking about how my site was listed on Duckduckgo without much effort at all. Then, I realized that if my site was super hard to get listed well on Google, then lots of other sites I might enjoy must be, too. Then I decided that Duckduckgo probably has a vaster selection of low-profile sites in their search. Then I asked myself, "Why am I using Google?" I didn't have a good answer for that. Then I decided I wanted to switch to Duckduckgo as my primary search engine. Then I found that my Kindle Fire's web browser at last supports Duckduckgo for the address bar search.
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Post by Yoris on Oct 25, 2018 18:37:27 GMT -7
After some time, I still use Google on occasion. I guess it's still more convenient for some things, but I still use duckduckgo a lot.
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Post by Yoris on Aug 12, 2020 23:47:24 GMT -7
I used Bing for a fair while. Then I went back and forth between Google and DuckDuckGo. However, I found a new one I like, recently: yippy.com
What Yippy does is it lets you narrow your search by categories (and it shows some potentially relevant categories for your query, which you can remix if you want different ones).
Anyway, it really blows Google out of the water.
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Post by Yoris on Dec 3, 2021 23:31:40 GMT -7
It looks like duckduckgo.com bought out yippy.com.
Another that seems all right is qwant.com, which is a French search engine based on Bing (but it has its own results on top of that).
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