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Search bars in browsers can pretty much be the tool you describe, simply add the engines for each. I think part of the potential issue is the cognitive burden
by ricardo81 4y ago
Search bars in browsers can pretty much be the tool you describe, simply add the engines for each.
I think part of the potential issue is the cognitive burden of pre-deciding which search engine you want to use for every search.
- college_physics 4y agoA simple dropdown menu in the search bar would do it for me. When coding, select option 1, when shoping option 2 etc. On desktops this could be even pre-selected for the user based on desktop activity. From the backend perspective this could be implemented with a generic url and passing parameters that engage with different parts of the search engine but the importance of the business model that supports the development of each search sub-domain should not be understated... Its hard to see how these different modes can coexist and flurish under one corporate structure