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It's not just Google, it's all of them. DDG used to be rather decent, now it's ONLY return "X best Y" when I'm searching for anything.
by pmlnr 4y ago
It's not just Google, it's all of them. DDG used to be rather decent, now it's ONLY return "X best Y" when I'm searching for anything.
- JackMorgan 4y agoI feel like the results from Kagi are pretty great. I tend to get what I'm looking for in the top few results.
- pmlnr 4y ago> Kagi Search requires an account only because it is a paid service which requires an account for the transaction. Right. Definite "no".
- freediver 4y agoCurious what would you do if you created an ad-free search engine?
- pmlnr 4y agoIt's not the money, it's that I'm tired of believing companies "we won't track you", especially when it's that easy, with login required.
- freediver 4y agoThe companies that have incentives to track you are the companies with an ad-supported business model. The only business model that does not have an incentive to track you is a subscription based model. Yes, it is is easy to 'track' you but what is the incentive to do that? It does not need to monetize your data. And in order to pay a susbcription, you need an account. So curious how would you do this differently in Kagi's shoes?