The problem is I find myself reverting to the !g more often and often. I really like the DDG approach and tried really hard to use it exclusively. But I'd say t

The problem is I find myself reverting to the !g more often and often. I really like the DDG approach and tried really hard to use it exclusively. But I'd say that in 30-40% of searches it doesn't cut it and google does a better job (even though I'm not logged in to it - if that even matters?). And once you know better results are only a couple of keystrokes away it's hard to not do it :[