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Wow, that blog design is beautiful. Anyways, I'd love to switch to DDG, but too often it tells me "No more results. Try Google.", and almost every time a subse
by doubleyooexwhy 16y ago
Wow, that blog design is beautiful.
Anyways, I'd love to switch to DDG, but too often it tells me "No more results. Try Google.", and almost every time a subsequent search on Google provides me with many more (relevant) links for the same query.
If DDG could be configured to basically be a proxy and fetch all of its results from Google, that'd be cool.
- epi0Bauqu 16y agoThose are usually cases where Google is changing the query and I am using it as is.
- alecco 16y agoThe text gets chopped for Chrome/OSX.
- thaumaturgy 16y agoArgh. I will fix this. Sorry. edit: fixed.
- deleted 16y ago[deleted]
- alecco 16y agoOn quick look it looks like this problem: http://developer.expressionz.in/blogs/2009/07/27/user-agent-style-sheets-mystry-margins-in-google-chrome/ http://developer.expressionz.in/blogs/2009/07/27/user-agent-... > Basically , It looked like Google Chrome ignored my CSS Resets > ( margin:0px). It actually was caused by the user agent > stylesheet (-webkit-padding-start:40px). So the solution > was to reset this style by setting padding:0 the misbehaving > elements . > A good way to prevent this problem from happening to any > element is use a global CSS Rest as follows > > *{ margin:0; padding:0; }