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I think this is a turning point for Google's dominance in search. While they focus on reducing search quality in order to access more users, somebody out there
by dqpb 8y ago
I think this is a turning point for Google's dominance in search. While they focus on reducing search quality in order to access more users, somebody out there will focus on improving search quality.
- indigochill 8y agoDuckDuckGo is already better than Google in some areas at least. You also have SymbolHound which made it a point to support searching for nonalphanumeric characters.
- ur-whale 8y ago>DuckDuckGo is already better than Google in some areas Mmmh. I do use DuckDuckGo as my main search engine, but I'm sorry to say: I unfortunately have to fall back to Google quite often to find what I'm looking for. I'd be curious to know where they are better than Google.
- hulahoof 8y agoAnything non-localised has been pretty good on DDG recently, much better than a few years ago. I tend to only pull up google for searches like 'XXXXX Opening Hours' and maps related queries nowadays.
- prolikewh0a 8y agoI use DDG and have been starting to fall back to Google less than usual. I think they may be optimizing their search better now? It's a prime time to steal some market share.
- reustle 8y agoAfter loving Google for years, I've finally migrated over to using Firefox and DDG as my primary daily browser. Slightly painful but I'm getting used to it. I recommend giving it a try.