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Tetsuo@jlai.lu
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I end up always using the !g shortcut and using DDG at this point is googling with extra steps.

No wonder google has a monopoly on search engines.

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kernelPanic@lemmy.ml
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U can also try !sp

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SubArcticTundra@lemmy.ml
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Yeah. What are some good alternatives to DDG?

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Interstellar_1@pawb.social
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Brave Search, Startpage, and SearX are good. I personally use Brave Search.

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olutukko@lemmy.world
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There are some that work kinda like google but are still anonymous. I’m not sure what they’re called butnI can look it up. Edit: startpage.com , never troed it myself on daily drive but it waa mentioned in our cyber security class at school. I see now that the other commenter mentioned it too :D I’m propably going to switch to it now

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SubArcticTundra@lemmy.ml
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Oh yeah, I remember coming across it in 2016 and liking the its visual look

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