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Its a strange question, as a consumer, I enjoy choice of Search Engines and hopefully there will be more than two. I may be minority, but my Bing search results
by sremani 11y ago
Its a strange question, as a consumer, I enjoy choice of Search Engines and hopefully there will be more than two. I may be minority, but my Bing search results feel much much closer to what I am looking for than Google. It could be my own bias or the simple fact that there is too much SEO gaming targeted to Google compared to Bing.
- fweespee_ch 11y agoFair enough but honestly, I pretty much find this true: * Google * DuckDuckGo [ Although with the Ad changes, if I don't have an Ad Blocker enabled, this tends to beat Google. As such, it tends to my default since I use JS blocking. ] * Yandex / Bing
- curiousDog 11y agoI think DuckDuckGo gets it's results largely from Bing.
- fweespee_ch 11y agoI predominantly see the Yandex symbol and Yandex is cheaper than Bing so I'm not sure that is true.
- AdamSC1 11y agoThere are actually a number of factors that go into which you might trigger the most, our primary source is Yahoo! but we also pull from Bing and Yandex in certain regions, as well as information from 400 other sources including Wikipedia, and our own crawler. You can read more about the sources here: https://duck.co/help/results/sources https://duck.co/help/results/sources We try and provide the best results for a query in a region/language regardless of the price. The only caveat is that we will only pull from sources that allow us to continue our privacy commitment to users.