My go to search engine is (please boost for greater exposure):
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@ctt you mean Ecosia?
@deedo Probably. Thank you. I type and read sometimes faster than I think!
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My go to search engine is (please boost for greater exposure):
@ctt Like many, I use Google. Also like many others, I supect, this is sheer inertia - memories of pre- enshittification days. Are there any others which are genuine free of AI crap and are likely to remain so?
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My go to search engine is (please boost for greater exposure):
@ctt DuckDuckGo mostly, but more recently the no ai version
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My go to search engine is (please boost for greater exposure):
@ctt StartPage
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@ctt I don't have one they all suck these days! I've tried ecosia and duckduckgo but the top results are usually AI slop now. I revert to Google occasionally if I need a better search (with the ai summary disabled) or more often go to a specific site directly (e.g Stackoverflow/Reddit/Wikipedia depending on topic)
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My go to search engine is (please boost for greater exposure):
@ctt
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My go to search engine is (please boost for greater exposure):
@ctt startpage
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@ctt Currently maining #Uruky but there are cases when Kagi (unfortunately) is better. (but I'm doing my best to provide feedback to Uruky dev to improve things).
And Uruky is improving every week.
Yesterday my feature request for a one click link to the Wayback Machine version of a page got added.
This week they also added post-search filtering so that filetype: searches only return that actual filetype (cause some providers don't support it and might just return filetypes that don't match) -
@ctt Currently maining #Uruky but there are cases when Kagi (unfortunately) is better. (but I'm doing my best to provide feedback to Uruky dev to improve things).
And Uruky is improving every week.
Yesterday my feature request for a one click link to the Wayback Machine version of a page got added.
This week they also added post-search filtering so that filetype: searches only return that actual filetype (cause some providers don't support it and might just return filetypes that don't match)@ctt https://uruky.com/whats-new
They added AI filtering based on open source ai slop lists as well for example -
My go to search engine is (please boost for greater exposure):
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@ctt I'm quite happy with qwant. I use startpage when i don't find something, but that happens, idk, once or twice a month. Probably switching to a self hosted searxng instance soon.
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@ctt Yandex for images -
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@ctt Actually, it's noai.duckduckgo.com for me.
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@ctt DuckDuckGo mostly, but more recently the no ai version
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My go to search engine is (please boost for greater exposure):
Qwant or noai.duckduckgo
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@ctt a blend, really. for some things startpage, sometimes duckduckgo, Google but only with the udm14 frontend. never bing