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This irritated me, as it makes me somewhat skeptical of the "we don't track" claim. However, I noticed that if you use their HTML version (i.e., use duckduckgo
by zwegner 13y ago
This irritated me, as it makes me somewhat skeptical of the "we don't track" claim.
However, I noticed that if you use their HTML version (i.e., use duckduckgo.com/html/<query> instead), that they don't do the click-tracking. The only downside I've noticed is that there's no infinite-scrolling mode, you have to hit "next".
Whether they're still tracking the search queries, though, I have no idea...