What search engine(s) besides DuckDuck have !bangs?
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SearXNG does, I think...any others? Looking around for other engines that aren't US-based, though I guess DDG is still considered acceptable for LibreWolf's default engine. Bangs are incredibly useful!
I started to try and use kagi a few weeks ago. It has bangs.
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SearXNG does, I think...any others? Looking around for other engines that aren't US-based, though I guess DDG is still considered acceptable for LibreWolf's default engine. Bangs are incredibly useful!
Kagi (paid) advertises a huge list of bangs with the option to customise them yourself.
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I started to try and use kagi a few weeks ago. It has bangs.
Is that one a paid service? Have heard good things about it but never tried.
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Is that one a paid service? Have heard good things about it but never tried.
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Is that one a paid service? Have heard good things about it but never tried.
Yes it’s paid, but the quality is worlds above Bing, DDG, or Google. The best description I can make is that it’s what Google Search was about 15 years ago, back when there were no AI results, no ads, no artificially promoted results, and you could vote on results and block domains from appearing in your searches. Back when Google Search was actually good.
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SearXNG does, I think...any others? Looking around for other engines that aren't US-based, though I guess DDG is still considered acceptable for LibreWolf's default engine. Bangs are incredibly useful!
I'm currently using Startpage, which is dutch
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Is it 100 a month? I thought it was 100 total, no specified time frame. It's intended as a trial period not a free tier.
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Is it 100 a month? I thought it was 100 total, no specified time frame. It's intended as a trial period not a free tier.
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Is that one a paid service? Have heard good things about it but never tried.
Here's a 30day free trial with their professional tier
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Yes it’s paid, but the quality is worlds above Bing, DDG, or Google. The best description I can make is that it’s what Google Search was about 15 years ago, back when there were no AI results, no ads, no artificially promoted results, and you could vote on results and block domains from appearing in your searches. Back when Google Search was actually good.
I can find valid results with Kagi 90% of the time compared to about 40% with Google.
There are some things I was been looking for using Google for several years without success that turn up as the top result on Kagi.It just works.
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It says here it's 100 total: https://help.kagi.com/kagi/plans/plan-types.htm
The Trial plan is limited to 100 total searches. This plan is suited for those interested in exploring Kagi and curious about paid search engines.
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It says here it's 100 total: https://help.kagi.com/kagi/plans/plan-types.htm
The Trial plan is limited to 100 total searches. This plan is suited for those interested in exploring Kagi and curious about paid search engines.
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I started to try and use kagi a few weeks ago. It has bangs.
Subscription search seems at odds with privacy.
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Is that one a paid service? Have heard good things about it but never tried.
I've seen so many people talking about it that I tried the free trial. It has been giving good enough results. My reference is usually duck dck go since that's what I've used for years, and I only fall back to google when really need to expand my search, but google has been so useless about almost everything that anything else is a win.
I'm not sure if I'll pay or keep using or not, but for now I activated it as the default on my browsers and devices to get a feeling.
I like the idea of a proper business where the business model is clear and where they are making their money. They even have changelogs with their updates and it seems they keep improving things focused on the user, which is nice.
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I started to try and use kagi a few weeks ago. It has bangs.
Kagi is giving out money to Yandex, which is Russian.
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Subscription search seems at odds with privacy.
They came out with this feature recently that makes any sort of tracking technically impossible:
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I'm currently using Startpage, which is dutch
I also use them, and have liked the results.
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SearXNG does, I think...any others? Looking around for other engines that aren't US-based, though I guess DDG is still considered acceptable for LibreWolf's default engine. Bangs are incredibly useful!
Searxng uses bangs but you have to double them up (i.e. !!aur btop or !!ddg search).
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Searxng uses bangs but you have to double them up (i.e. !!aur btop or !!ddg search).
I love how your first example was AUR.
I use arch BTW.
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SearXNG does, I think...any others? Looking around for other engines that aren't US-based, though I guess DDG is still considered acceptable for LibreWolf's default engine. Bangs are incredibly useful!
Brave Search has !bangs and an independant search index. Kagi relies heavily on it.
