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DuckDuckGo is OK but they seem to be penalising single-page apps so my project websites rank low on DuckDuckGo but high on Google. So I can't support DuckDuckGo
by jondubois 9y ago
DuckDuckGo is OK but they seem to be penalising single-page apps so my project websites rank low on DuckDuckGo but high on Google. So I can't support DuckDuckGo.
- quickthrower2 9y agoMaybe you need to do some SEO then.
- jondubois 9y agoAs I said, my websites are doing well on Google that's all the SEO I care about and I'm not willing to sacrifice user experience. It shouldn't be difficult to index web apps these days... There are so many open source headless browsing tools/libraries available.
- guitarbill 9y agoSome might see this as a win for DuckDuckGo
- Sargos 9y agoPeople who like inaccurate search results?
- wruza 9y agoThat seems to be pretty one-sided view on decisions one makes out of trade-offs. Having iPhone 4 few weeks ago with js obviously off and now having SE with js:on, I'm not sure whether my web experience got any better or not at all (overall phone experience got better, no doubt).
- r3bl 9y agoHow are you doing on Bing and Yahoo? Maybe your SEO is too Google-specific? I wouldn't blame you, mine is too (since the majority of readers use Google), but I rank exceptionally higher in alternatives than I do on Google.