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I just wanted to point out that you can also do this on Google, just use the `site:` prefix. Example: `site:youtube.com badger`. Obviously the bang prefix you'r
by herpderperator 7y ago
I just wanted to point out that you can also do this on Google, just use the `site:` prefix. Example: `site:youtube.com badger`. Obviously the bang prefix you're referencing are shorter, but this is nothing new.
Edit: Ah, I misunderstood. The bang prefix will send you over to the search results page of the site in question. That's pretty neat.
- endgame 7y agoThis is not correct. DDG's bangs delegate to each site's search engine.
- franga2000 7y agoGoogle's site: prefix makes Google show results it has from that site. A DDG bang will redirect you to the site's own search results.