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The thing I love about ddg is they don't seem to do that horrible redirect on some results that Google does. I'll never understand why they do that; if you wan
by noct 13y ago
The thing I love about ddg is they don't seem to do that horrible redirect on some results that Google does.
I'll never understand why they do that; if you want to track links, send an async post when I click, don't add an occasional multi-second delay.
- evmar 13y agoIt's because browsers are unreliable about delivering async posts when the page navigates elsewhere. Some people proposed extending the web APIs to provide a reliable mechanism but it was shot down by complaints of "tracking". So now we're left with both tracking and horrible redirects.