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DDG results have improved tremendously, top stack overflow / github matches are shown partially which is really neat I FULLY switched to DDG (& also away from

by scope 11y ago

DDG results have improved tremendously, top stack overflow / github matches are shown partially which is really neat I FULLY switched to DDG (& also away from Chrome) when I found out when I click save password on login forms my password is sent to Google Servers (I must have missed it on the TOC)

antome 11y ago
DuckDuckGo really is good enough to use on a daily basis now. One big gripe I still have however, is that there seems to be no way to filter by time. I still have to go to google if I want to find a news article or topic which is recent, or within a certain period.
- tagawa 11y ago
  This is a popular request and one we're working on. Admittedly we've been saying that for a while but it's getting close.
  - dingaling 11y ago
    A really good filter ( for me anyhow ) would be 'prior to this [ week | month ]', since often I want to search for things from the period before they were news
    - tagawa 11y ago
      Interesting idea - I hadn't thought of that. Duly noted.
- grimman 11y ago
  It's interesting to me, seeing how many people are so deeply dissatisfied with the results. I switched a couple of years ago, and only had a very small (two-three week) period where I'd check back on the mighty GOOG, only to confirm that they didn't have any better results either. Might it be due to the way I format my queries?
SignMeTheHELLUp 11y ago
> when I click save password on login forms my password is sent to Google Servers Does this happen even if a user is not logged in to a Google account?
- magicalist 11y ago
  No.
- yohui 11y ago
  And not just logged in. The user also has to have browser sync for passwords enabled.
  - scope 11y ago
    I've NEVER logged in using Chrome's top-right account thingy, I guess made the mistake of logging into my Gmail account and they had/have my permission. edit: i only use[d] to use Chrome for development, I have an iPhone (all my browsing is done via Safari) so there's no need for me enable browser sync (at least i never explicitly enabled it).
  - witty_username 11y ago
    And not have encryption enabled.

by scope 11y ago

antome 11y ago

DuckDuckGo really is good enough to use on a daily basis now. One big gripe I still have however, is that there seems to be no way to filter by time. I still have to go to google if I want to find a news article or topic which is recent, or within a certain period.

tagawa 11y ago
This is a popular request and one we're working on. Admittedly we've been saying that for a while but it's getting close.
- dingaling 11y ago
  A really good filter ( for me anyhow ) would be 'prior to this [ week | month ]', since often I want to search for things from the period before they were news
  - tagawa 11y ago
    Interesting idea - I hadn't thought of that. Duly noted.
grimman 11y ago
It's interesting to me, seeing how many people are so deeply dissatisfied with the results. I switched a couple of years ago, and only had a very small (two-three week) period where I'd check back on the mighty GOOG, only to confirm that they didn't have any better results either. Might it be due to the way I format my queries?

SignMeTheHELLUp 11y ago

> when I click save password on login forms my password is sent to Google Servers Does this happen even if a user is not logged in to a Google account?

magicalist 11y ago
No.
yohui 11y ago
And not just logged in. The user also has to have browser sync for passwords enabled.
- scope 11y ago
  I've NEVER logged in using Chrome's top-right account thingy, I guess made the mistake of logging into my Gmail account and they had/have my permission. edit: i only use[d] to use Chrome for development, I have an iPhone (all my browsing is done via Safari) so there's no need for me enable browser sync (at least i never explicitly enabled it).
- witty_username 11y ago
  And not have encryption enabled.