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When was the last time you tried. It is somewhat topic dependent but I've been using brave for a couple of month and have not missed any (except for significant
by cycomanic 4y ago
When was the last time you tried. It is somewhat topic dependent but I've been using brave for a couple of month and have not missed any (except for significantly less content farm results). I sometimes revert back to Google, but at the same time I also used other engines for better results when on Google.
- permo-w 4y agoI tried a couple of weeks ago. my conclusions were solidly in favour of google, despite reluctance on privacy concerns I felt that for technical searches past a certain number of keywords (2 or 3), ddg and brave tend to lose focus where google doesn’t, a problem exacerbated by the lack of quote search on either google also much better answers local questions, like “[supermarket] [location] opening times”, and indexes wikipedia more usefully, plus ten other integrated features you don’t miss until they’re gone (e.g. imdb) I didn’t notice a change in SEO spam between the alternatives. I would imagine brave have made an effort here, but as far as I know, duckduckgo filters their content less than google does finally, brave lacks maps, which is incredibly annoying
- richardsocher 4y agoWould love to hear from you if we succeeded with both at you.com - we've worked a bunch on these issues you outline.