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I like the focus on user intent. After all, the purpose of search is to provide users with information, not present them with a list of search results. Recentl
by artyomavanesov 7y ago
I like the focus on user intent. After all, the purpose of search is to provide users with information, not present them with a list of search results.
Recently I switched from Chrome + Google Search to Firefox + DuckDuckGo and I'm pleased, surprised even, by how well this setup works. The user experience is great and the search results of both setups usually correspond.
- jszymborski 7y agoWhenever I fix or setup computers for friends/family, I sneak in Firefox + DDG. Every time I've asked if they've noticed a change with "the internet" and internet search, I've only ever got "nope" or "there's a duck now". No mention of "it's worse" or "I want it changed".
- artyomavanesov 7y agoIt's because Google is so widely used that people are not aware of how good the alternatives are/have become.
- pier25 7y agoI switched to FF + DDG too recently. I do miss some features from Chrome such as multilingual spell check but if I switched back I'd miss some from FF such as completely blocking autoplay. DDG has been totally fine. I don't miss Google at all.