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Purely from a search quality and end user experience stand, I'd choose Google or Bing over ddg. I have given ddg a shot for over a couple of months. But I found
by libso 8y ago
Purely from a search quality and end user experience stand, I'd choose Google or Bing over ddg.
I have given ddg a shot for over a couple of months. But I found myself using other search engines more often than not for the lack be quality results.
- hnruss 8y agoCan you give some specific examples of search queries in which Google had better results?
- newscracker 8y agoNot the parent, but many searches on technical topics have better quality results on Google (or Startpage, which is a proxy to it). DDG also doesn’t have searching by time for longer than the last month, whereas many a times when I look for technical stuff I also tend to look for things in the last one year, which Google and Startpage provide.
- hnruss 8y agoIt would be great if you could provide some concrete examples. I use DDG for technical searches almost daily and never encounter this problem.
- AlotOfReading 8y agoHere's one I encountered today with an obscure debugging tool. Google gives me a bunch of relevant and useful links, all in the first few results. DDG has one semi-relevant page that links the actually relevant page and the rest are useless. That single result isn't even the first link. https://www.google.com/search?q=bare+metal+arm-none-eabi+sprite https://www.google.com/search?q=bare+metal+arm-none-eabi+spr... https://duckduckgo.com/?q=bare+metal+arm-none-eabi+sprite https://duckduckgo.com/?q=bare+metal+arm-none-eabi+sprite