Many Search users still want an AI-free experience.

Part of the problem is that most of these privacy-protecting search engines are just the big search engines re-packaged; DuckDuckGo is Bing, and Startpage is Google. SearchXNG is just an aggregator, and so is Kagi. What we really need are some alternative engines that function as well as Google used to. I would be willing to pay for that, as relying on ads clearly doesn’t work.

The D Quuuuuill
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Mojeek and Qwant both have independent indexes but afaik have no paid teir

Unfortunately, neither is anywhere close to how good Google used to be, unless they’ve improved in leaps and bounds since I last tried them. I just want to be able to use boolean search terms again, and the fact that most modern search engines don’t utilize them has me tearing my hair out.

I know Ecosia relies on Bing and Google but i have found their search results is the best of any of the “privacy” focused search engines

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dont tell me what to do

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30% growth is great, but that still means google controls, like, 90% of search in absolute numbers?

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