That solely depends on your definition of "good". These comments have plenty of examples where DDG is "better" in terms of usability compared to Google, which i

That solely depends on your definition of "good". These comments have plenty of examples where DDG is "better" in terms of usability compared to Google, which is also an important factor besides search accuracy. Imho using the search history as context can also lead to undesirable results, so can funneling people to overly popular results which still can be wrong, had both happen more than enough with Google. It's a trade-off between spending time arguing with Google if I really meant to search for that word, regardless of " usage, and having to look at more results in DDG until I find the one that I was looking for.