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How Google Alters Search Queries to Get at Your Wallet
(www.wired.com)
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this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2023
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use duckduckgo.com.
You mean https://duckduckgo.com?
The first thing I change when I open up a new browser for the first time is change the default search from Google to DDG.
Don't use duckduck.com it may not lead to the expected result.
It offers better results to me than Google does. Especially the image search.
IMHO the only controversial thing is that duckduckgo also lists reddit posts - which I'd actually like to avoid.
I'm not talking about duckduckgo. Don't use duckduck.com. Use duckduckgo.com
And for reddit posts, as much as I want Lemmy to succeed, I cannot ignore reddit.
Sometimes an answer I'm looking for is there hidded between useless comments (if it hasn't been deleted or overwritten by the user).
Why?
Google sure as hell does not lead to the desired result, so don’t use that?
You did not understood what I said lol. Don't use duckduck.com. Use duckduckgo.com
i changed my mistake, we got it now.
for fucks sake this damn autocorrect. sorry yeah of course I meant duckduckgo 😅
Yeah that’s a no-go for me.
StarPage and Brave Search is also good.