Google search is a powerful tool that can be used for various purposes. With just a few clicks, you can access a wealth of information on virtually any topic. Additionally, Google search can be used to find websites, images, videos, and other media types.
You can even use Google search to find contact information and directions. Simply enter the keywords you're looking for into the search bar and hit "enter." You'll instantly get results from Google's massive index of websites.
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Bing is a popular web browser that Microsoft developed for Windows systems. It comes with specific default settings that may not suit all users' needs or preferences; however, it can easily fit individual needs since it's provided as an open-source platform.
So far, these are two main reasons why people tend to choose Bing over other search engines:
* Bing provides direct answers to specific questions.
* It enables effective communication across different platforms, such as Facebook and Twitter.
Bing also provides several specific websites with incredibly high-quality search engines for topics such as travel, pharma, health, etc.
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Yandex is a Russian multinational technology company specializing in Internet-related services and products. One feature that differentiates Yandex from other search engines on this list is its provision for Yandex Browser.
It is pretty similar to Google Chrome - another popular browser built by Google itself. However, it lacks some features that make using the latter easier.
Yandex is known for its excellent Image Search feature, which can find pictures quite easily by just typing in a part of the visible image (for example: "Eiffel Tower" will show an image of the Eiffel Tower). It doesn't store personal data, and all results come directly from the web, so it cannot track users.
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This search engine is based in Switzerland and provides completely anonymous search results devoid of tracking or logging information about user behavior.
All of their servers are located within Switzerland, so they enjoy some of the strictest privacy laws on Earth as well as generous civil liberties such as freedom of speech (the latter as opposed to Google, which only recently allowed for the publishing of uncensored search results from the past decade for those affected by China's so-called "Great Firewall").
Unlike Google, Swisscows does not use crawlers to index web pages. It uses a technology called 'Web Cache Deception,' a system that saves the content returned by the server directly. This ensures that no trace of your search ever passes through Swisscows' servers, and there is, therefore, no way for third parties to access this information even if they tried.
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Baidu is a Chinese language Internet search engine developed by Beijing Baidu Netcom Science Technology, often referred to as simply "Baidu." Like Yandex, Baidu is built to be easily used from mobile devices. It doesn't provide direct answers to specific questions.
However, it can still help you get detailed information on particular topics using the Baidu Index API. In addition, Baidu offers a service similar to Google Adwords. However, users have reported that this search engine tends to be slower-responding than others and its results aren't always as accurate.
Baidu may fall behind in rankings because, just like many other countries, China enforces internet censorship policies, which means that all search engines must comply or face sanctions, fines, or worse.
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DuckDuckGo is an Internet search engine that emphasizes protecting searchers' privacy and avoiding the filter bubble of personalized search results. As such, DuckDuckGo provides very few search results (in favor of showing more relevant information instead).
It doesn't track your online activities and delivers direct answers to specific questions.
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StartPage is a metasearch engine initially created by two Dutch computer scientists in 1999 as Ixquick.
Both Ixquick and its sister site, NewIxquick, were designed to provide users with a more private way to find search results by masking the users' IP addresses and stripping tracking cookies from the Internet searches they perform, which can lead to them being profiled.
On March 29, 2016, StartPage and NewIxquick merged into one website and added a StartPage logo to make it easier for people to remember its web address.
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Gibiru is an obscure search engine around since 2009. However, very few people have heard of this search engine before since it isn't advertised on any websites or TV/radio commercials like other major ones.
The good thing about this search engine is that it doesn't track your online activities and, just like StartPage and NewIxquick, it strips tracking cookies from the Internet searches you perform, which can lead to you being profiled.
In addition, Gibiru doesn't use crawlers to index web pages. It uses a technology called 'Web Cache Deception,' which saves the content returned by the server directly. This ensures that no trace of your search ever passes through Gibiru's servers, and there is, therefore, no way for third parties to access this information even if they tried.
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Search Encrypt is a relatively new search engine on the market (its official launch was in December 2017). It searches over 50 different sources at once, including Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, and Yandex, before encrypting your search history with modern HTTPS encryption.
It doesn't track your online activities, it's ad-free, and you can use a proxy to use this search engine on any browser or mobile device without giving up the privacy offered by using a VPN.
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Wiki.com is an online platform that offers both general web search capabilities and topical information pages (such as Wikipedia). It uses Title Targeted Advertising like most other major players in the market (which means it displays advertisements based on what you searched for).
Furthermore, its results may be influenced by where the user is geographically located. However, Wiki does allow anyone from any country to create an account, so location-based results can be mitigated.
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OneSearch is a new search engine that has been around since early 2018, making it a relative newcomer in the online world of search engines. It's available as a browser extension for most modern browsers (including Chrome, Firefox, and Opera). It uses Bing, Wikipedia, Amazon.com, and other reputable providers when displaying its search results.
However, what sets this platform apart is that you don't need to sign up or log in with an email address. All you need to do is install the plugin for your browser (which will only take one click) and then search away.
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giveWater is a search engine that's been around since 2003, which donates 90% of its advertising revenue to non-profit organizations providing clean water to those in need. It currently only searches the web but gives its users the option to filter their results by Websites, Images, or Videos.
You can use this site either through your browser (by clicking on 'Give Water' and then typing whatever you're searching for into the search bar) or with an app (called ' giveWater Mini') available for download from Google Play, the App Store and Amazon Fire.
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Boardreader is an online platform that offers forums & message boards and blogs & news feeds for people to access all in one place. There are currently over 3,000 online forums that users can access using Boardreader, and results are returned based on relevancy.
It has an easy-to-use user interface which is excellent for the non-technically inclined, but it's not available in many regions due to licensing agreements with different countries (though you can use a proxy to bypass this if needed).
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Ecosia is a search engine based out of Germany which donates 80% of its revenue from ads to non-profit organizations focused on reforestation projects. The website is very modern, supporting multiple languages (including English). However, some people might be put off because results may vary based on the country in which you are located.
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Ask.com is one of the oldest search engines still being used today, having been launched way back in 1996. It is owned by tech company IAC Search & Media, which runs more than 50 other websites - including Match.com, The Daily Beast, and Vimeo.
Though the tech behind Ask might be old, it's still able to pull results from Google just like any modern search engine (meaning you can access all of its services through this one website).
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