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Sure, but on the other hand I recognize that DDG might not want to signal that its results are so useless that you need a prominent Google fallback right on the
by StavrosK 7y ago
Sure, but on the other hand I recognize that DDG might not want to signal that its results are so useless that you need a prominent Google fallback right on the page. For me, it's not even the case, I rarely search with Google and I've been using DDG for years.
- torstenvl 7y agoI suppose I get that. However, allowing the established player as an easy fallback when you're the underdog usually helps adoption rather than hurting it. Look at Mac sales after Intel/BootCamp/Parallels. VirtualPC existed before but it wasn't easy or fast. When it became almost seamless to fall back to Windows when necessary, more people were willing to take the leap.