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Hmmmm, I can't find anything nearly as comprehensive. But, that could be because DDG doesn't have all that many. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=duck+duck+go+cheat+s

Hmmmm, I can't find anything nearly as comprehensive. But, that could be because DDG doesn't have all that many. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=duck+duck+go+cheat+sheet&ia=cheatsheet&iax=cheatsheet https://duckduckgo.com/?q=duck+duck+go+cheat+sheet&ia=cheats... https://duck.co/help/results/syntax https://duck.co/help/results/syntax I think the coolest thing about DDG are the 'Bang' searches: https://duckduckgo.com/bang https://duckduckgo.com/bang

jolmg 8y ago
> I think the coolest thing about DDG are the 'Bang' searches: https://duckduckgo.com/bang https://duckduckgo.com/bang I'd use if the typical browsers didn't already have that feature built-in. EDIT: It occurs to me that they don't on mobile, so I guess it's useful there.
- Semaphor 8y ago
  If you set it up yourself. But DDG has literally thousands already set up.
  - jolmg 8y ago
    I thought I could set them up myself on DDG, but I see now that the keywords are the same for everyone. I guess this means I can't use super short keywords for the sites I frequent most. That's a shame. For example, in Firefox I just prefix my search query with "s" to search stackage.org. Also, even if they have thousands, I don't think it would be too hard to find a site they don't support. Who knows how long they'd take to add the keyword on request, if they decide to add it. Pros and cons. No solution is perfect. I guess I'd find DDG's feature more useful if I relied more on my phone for such searches or used random computers I can't setup for myself.
- bad_user 8y ago
  Depends on your mobile browser. If it's Firefox, then yes you do.
ilovetux 8y ago
Thanks for the links. I did not know about "inurl" and "intitle" these will be handy helping me re-find results which is something I find myself doing a lot more than I would expect.
aboutruby 8y ago
'!g' is probably the most used command on DDG

jolmg 8y ago

> I think the coolest thing about DDG are the 'Bang' searches: https://duckduckgo.com/bang https://duckduckgo.com/bang I'd use if the typical browsers didn't already have that feature built-in. EDIT: It occurs to me that they don't on mobile, so I guess it's useful there.

Semaphor 8y ago
If you set it up yourself. But DDG has literally thousands already set up.
- jolmg 8y ago
  I thought I could set them up myself on DDG, but I see now that the keywords are the same for everyone. I guess this means I can't use super short keywords for the sites I frequent most. That's a shame. For example, in Firefox I just prefix my search query with "s" to search stackage.org. Also, even if they have thousands, I don't think it would be too hard to find a site they don't support. Who knows how long they'd take to add the keyword on request, if they decide to add it. Pros and cons. No solution is perfect. I guess I'd find DDG's feature more useful if I relied more on my phone for such searches or used random computers I can't setup for myself.
bad_user 8y ago
Depends on your mobile browser. If it's Firefox, then yes you do.

ilovetux 8y ago

Thanks for the links. I did not know about "inurl" and "intitle" these will be handy helping me re-find results which is something I find myself doing a lot more than I would expect.

aboutruby 8y ago

'!g' is probably the most used command on DDG