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Imagine this: A website that fulfills a search query by searching google.com, then searching google.fr, then searching google.cn. It shows the results to the g
by tdaltonc 11y ago
Imagine this:
A website that fulfills a search query by searching google.com, then searching google.fr, then searching google.cn. It shows the results to the google.com query but gives badges to results based on which governments appear to be censoring them.
- stephengillie 11y agoLong ago, there was a search engine named Dogpile that would search Google and Altavista and Yahoo and Ask Jeeves about a dozen others.
- n0us 11y agoFor some reason our computer teacher in elementary school had a strange obsession with this site and we were only allowed to use dogpile instead of any of those sites individually. There might have been another one that was used from time to time called "metacrawler" I think... its been a while.
- mirimir 11y agoBack in the day before Google, MetaCrawler _ruled_ :)
- jgrowl 11y agoI almost got in trouble with a friend for using dogpile. A teacher walked passed and immediately assumed that it was obscene (thinking it was referencing a pile of dog poop I guess?). Luckily their was another teacher nearby that knew what it was and gave it the OK.
- cwyers 11y agoDuckDuckGo is an example of a metasearch engine, although it does some of its own spidering as well.
- azinman2 11y agoSounds like the way that google.cn already works -- google will tell you its omitting certain search results because China requested it.