Giuliano Giacaglia
@giu
Switched my default search engine to DuckDuckGo. Let’s see if I can stick with it! So far, I’ve got better results than Google
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Robert
@rvn
@giu One year later, did you manage to stick with it?!
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Paul Harshbarger
@paulharshbarger
Just curious…How do you measure better results ?
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grin↑
@grin
I’ve been using it for a year. Results are generally good but if they’re not, just add !g and it searches on Google
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Tayyab - d/acc
@tayyab
For code, it can be a little eh. Google is more consistent. But prefer it as my default on principle.
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Balazs 🎩
@balazsbezi.eth
What browser?
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Mark Fishman
@markfishman
I’ve been trying Ecosia for a bit. Worse results maybe, but nowadays I feel like I’m doing searches in specific places (Slack, YouTube) more than a general search engine
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johnjjung.eth 🛟
@jj
Been on DDG as default mobile search browser for years - occasionally have to google for some things but good for everyday use
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Alec Urtu
@alecurtu
Made that switch when I started using brave.
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Nicholas Charriere
@pushix
Been on it for 6 months. Has been similar to google, sometimes better sometimes worse. It's particularly worse for geolocalized data (maps is really good for search).
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mk
@mk
Been using DDG for a couple of years now. It failed to stick a few times, but Google got worse as much as DDG got better.
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phoenix 🎩
@phoenix
I have also tried this, and the first thing I do when I open by browser is go to google.com 😑
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