>2022>still no good alternative
>>88028075>2022>still hasn't written his own web crawler
>>88028075https://yandex.com/
>>88028086yandex is shit
>>88028075Literally any SearX instance
DuckDuckGo, thank me later
>>88028231shit>>88028234shit
>>88028234Jewed over Globohomo War.
If bing sucks I don't know how anyone else can compete
>>88028256yandex's image search is great - i'll give you that>>88028260bing is probably next bestbrave search is becoming better and better too
>>88028273Brave search is pretty decent, it's only for the obscure stuff that I try Google, but half the time even google doesn't have it
>>88028075I don't want an alternative, I want this shit to no longer be necessary
Startpage is basically just a free VPN around Google.
is there any search engine alternative that can do something like this which google does? it saves so many clicks and is very convenient
>>88028075
>>88028075>zoom zoom ZOOM
yandex.com come home white man
>>88028256lol the m&m one
>>88028273I thought Brave and Bing's search is actually partially fueled by google's.
>>88029409>Many tests (including all the tests I listed in the “Methodology” section) resulted results identical to Google, revealed by a side-by-side comparison with Google, Startpage, and a Searx instance with only Google enabled. Brave claims that this is due to how Cliqz (the discontinued engine acquired by Brave) used query logs to build its page models and was optimized to match Google.note 8 The index is independent, but optimizing against Google resulted in too much similarity for the real benefit of an independent index to show. Furthermore, many queries have Bing results mixed in; users can click an “info” button to see the percentage of results that came from its own index. The independent percentage is typically quite high (often close to 100% independent) but can drop for advanced queries.https://seirdy.one/posts/2021/03/10/search-engines-with-own-indexes/
The other day there was a thread with EU bros fighting with Amerifats,I wanted to reply with an image of American appliance. Googling it and specifically adding “american” would end up with UK results. Check result settings>can’t switch location Tell me how is this different to the Chinese firewall now
>>88028075I just want one where it will never give me a result written by a journalist.
>>88028340Just go directly to your preferred news outlet's coverage.
Brave Search is good. Also the CEO is based and anti-censorship.Yep.com is a new one that came out about 1-2 months ago. It is pretty good with a surprisingly big index.
>>88028231>>88028086shit, especially searx, that shit gets rejected search requests all the time, slow as fuck
>>88029409Bing is not fueled by Google, they have their own crawler and partner with Yahoo, Google hates Bing as it is an actual competitionFrom my experience, Brave has mostly Bing results and none from Google
>>88031105Use your own self-hosted Searx instance. It's still slow but it generally doesn't matter as long as it's serving its purpose of providing a mixture of different results.
>>88028075Bing is fine. Ddg is jewified but was decent years ago when I used it (it's not now, don't bother). Searx worked fine but broke without explanation sometimes and I couldn't do searches, and I didn't like that it would default to sending Google my search queries.I haven't used Google since 2014 and everything is fine. You're just a spoiled technophobic bitch, as per every single person who says what you're saying
>>88028340At this point you could get a RSS feed for that
>>88028244Still less jewed than Google
>>88028075searx, you nigger
You know what could fix search engines?Blockchain.
>>88028340
>>88028075lamo RIGHT, still shit tho.so shit that people try to run from it into russian botnets or incomplete services like serax
>>88028075Only valid alternativehttps://search.fuckoffgoogle.de/
Bing is unironically better
>>88028075https://search.brave.com
>>88028256Yandex isn't pozzed but it's still shit for non Eastern European related results
>>88028143Have you seen google's search results? They are garbage now. Pretty much every other engine has become better.
>>88028256based yandex
>>88028075tiktok
>>88028075Brave search is legitimately much better. Even Bing and Yandex are superior considering how lobotomized Google search is at this point.
Google has already been replaced, fuck off boomer. https://www.searchenginejournal.com/could-tiktok-be-a-search-engine-for-many-users-it-already-is/452871/
>>88034821Implessive
>>88028075It doesn't matter because google's not good anymore so why do the alternatives need to be good?
>>88028075We are not very far from Yandex.com being able to replace Google entirely.The issues:>still includes cyrillic results>does not have the same number of English results as Jewgle>does not have an algorithm / framework like Jewgle that makes the front page sufficient for 95% of searches>do not open in new window option doesn't fucking workOn the other hand>does not censor (non-Russian) dissident information>actually relevant and easy to browse and detailed image search>button based "infinite" scrollI use it for image search and controversial information. I might start using it for more since Jewgle shills pajeet websites whenever I search tech info.
>>88034833>Implessive
>>88028260>micrococks>being good>competing with anythingBing is shit, worse than Jewgle
>>88034814Brave Search is pozzed, only good thing about is goggles in theory, which is revolutionary and the future of search engines
>>88028317Startpage is placebo that gives you different (inferior) results for the same search.Remember, if it's free, then what's the product?
>>88035008>Remember, if it's free, then what's the product?Generally it's just advertising for the company's primary product which is generally some form of enterprise solution.
>>88034943Ad hom
>>88031105>>88028231>>88029520>>88031719>>88031963to all the niggers saying >MUH SELFHOSTED SEARX. been there, doone that. every time. noo exception i would get my instance banned.>inb4 use pub instance.what's the point gringo?
>>88028075ecosia.org You're welcome.
