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I really tried to use qwant, but their exact match operator (« ») is unusable from a spanish keyboard, and guess the same happens for other languages, while "ke
by iagovar 7y ago
I really tried to use qwant, but their exact match operator (« ») is unusable from a spanish keyboard, and guess the same happens for other languages, while "keyword" seems more reasonable. I've tried to contact them many times through many channels, never had a reply.
Qwant is not bad as a google alternative, but if this simple things are not polished and it's basically impossible to give them feedback, I'm not even gonna try.
- solarkraft 7y agoI used Qwant for a while (lite, the main version is so cluttered), but found the results to be hardly usable. I do hope they manage to stay afloat though, as I am happy about any Google challenger.
- iagovar 7y agoResults in spanish are not bad. For the time I used it it was useful. But there's the problem I mentioned. I use operators a lot and I can't live without them. I don't want to use alt+numbers just for the basic one, and also, everything seems or not translated to spanish, or only half-translated. I don't really get it, since you have Spain + most latin america as a market.
- abrowne 7y agoSame here. But now I've been using Duck Duck Go for a while and they are good enough to be my main search.
- spullara 7y agoFound it on a US Mac keyboard as option-\ and option-|, so not that bad to type, just never have typed them before.