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That adds more time since the query is sent to DDG and then bounces the browser to Google. For searches where one prefers Google, using it directly (which is ea
by newscracker 6y ago
That adds more time since the query is sent to DDG and then bounces the browser to Google. For searches where one prefers Google, using it directly (which is easier in Firefox for me) is a better option.
- kuzimoto 6y agoThe latency is fairly negligible, to me at least. Plus if you're already searching in DDG it's faster to input !g than to go to Google. Also I think it's nice to give them that info where they could be done better.
- missedthecue 6y agoDo you really notice the extra milliseconds?
- edgyquant 6y agoWhat’s even the point of using !g to go to google it just redirects me last I checked so it’s still giving you your personalized searches (thus not a solution for privacy.) Am I missing something here?
- noisem4ker 6y agoI think it lets DDG know you weren't satisfied with the results for a particular query.
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