>People don't often need a power search. But when you do, you really want it to work. That was part of the draw of switching to Google way back when. If you ha

>People don't often need a power search. But when you do, you really want it to work. That was part of the draw of switching to Google way back when. If you had a more challenging search to pull off, you used Google, and eventually it became a habit to just visit Google in the first place. Now I'm starting to try DDG when Google frustrates me. I also don't need 'Google Power' for a lot of my searches. It's probably a good thing they're implementing these changes. It makes it easier for an underdog to come in and disrupt their core business, introducing some healthy competition.