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As has been mentioned many times, the problem (if you want to call it that) with DDG is that it does not personally tailor results. Google is great at decipheri
by matwood 6y ago
As has been mentioned many times, the problem (if you want to call it that) with DDG is that it does not personally tailor results. Google is great at deciphering what I mean because it has data on me. DDG doesn't have this data, so how I search needed to be tweaked. I rarely have need for the g! anymore.
- marlowe221 6y agoI'm genuinely curious about this and would like to use Google search less than I do now... Would you mind sharing a few tips (or pointing me in the direction of some tips) for better DDG searches? I love the concept and philosophy of DDG but the search results I get could definitely be better!
- scaryclam 6y agoFor me, the non-tailoring is a massive benefit because it doesn't try and guess at what I mean. When I search for "Python" I get snakes and language documentation. Having to be more specific about what I want isn't a great burden when it means I can actually find what I actually want, not what the search engine is guessing I want.