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They can't expose such a feature, at least until they're sure that their results are better than Google's in most cases (otherwise it'll be like shooting themse
by piyush_soni 6y ago
They can't expose such a feature, at least until they're sure that their results are better than Google's in most cases (otherwise it'll be like shooting themselves on the foot).
Besides, a userscript that does what you want could be written very easily I guess.
- amelius 6y ago> They can't expose such a feature, at least until they're sure that their results are better than Google's in most cases (otherwise it'll be like shooting themselves on the foot). Perhaps, but here I am: a potential DDG user who is instead using Google because of this missing feature. They could of course put a nice privacy warning next to the Google button. Or they could label it "!g" to avoid using Google's name. > Besides, a userscript that does what you want could be written very easily I guess. I thought of making a "!g" bookmarklet, but I wouldn't know how to deploy it on mobile (Firefox).