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Would take a lot of research but thats a hella good idea

Yeah, I thought the same, but what a pain to set up

Yeah, I thought the same, but what a pain to set up

Good idea

@@rocbot9479 better than only seeing the oversimplified versions

Happy to hear!

@@DataIsBeautifulOfficial hello owly))))))))

@@DataIsBeautifulOfficial where you been??

also :3

It was.

Ironically that Yahoo ended up under the same ownership like another fallen giant - AOL

yahoo stayed alive because of japan. just like baidu in china and yandex in russia, it is a local market thing. basically out of some special market, the only competitor to google is bing.

Yea i am sure duckduckgo has more users than Yahoo now but they got some legacy niche.

still used

Not sure why, Yahoo was massive around the turn of the century...maybe you're too young?

DuckDuckGo is much higher in US.

@@DataIsBeautifulOfficial I use a mixture of Google and DuckDuckGo. Iv always wanted to leave Google behind fully but it's what I've always used since I ever got Internet.

I'm surprised that Duck hasn't fallen of the chart after what they pulled this last year

@@Pc118Gamer what did they do?

@@Pc118Gamer what did they do?

Спасибо, шикарный комментарий. Удачи с дипломом!

wtf alien language

@@boomfatdaddy Language of the future

@@user-ub8dc3rb4e I don't think so

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Possibly tomorrow.

@@DataIsBeautifulOfficial Consumer only or server + consumer as well? would it be limited to primary PC (desktops) or smartphones/servers as well? If so linux would probably come out on top..

AOL ruined so many things..

Problem was, particularly in the early days, a lot of us AOL users didn't have enough RAM to support the real Web. We rarely left AOL, so we rarely searched.

It was big in the USA, but in Europe and other parts of the world, it wasn't really used at all. After all, AOL = America OnLine

Thank you!

In the works.

Btw Google now has Google Lens for reverse image search.

With ChatGPT Bing will capture #1.

​@@germanstacker nope

@@Optimus12394 we will see. I see Yahoo falling, IBM too. And don‘t forget AOL… I‘m a software engeneer for rpa. And it‘s genius how ChatGPT helps programming. Let‘s wait a few years.

Thanks, will do!

I remember it being a search aggregator and used it a lot, before switching to Google in the later 90s and staying ever since.

Chances are higher than you think :)

People love giving monopolies more money and screwing them selves

not as insane as inability of other companies to present a better product

@@user-kx8wp1fy6l Yeap. And the fact that Google skews its own search results to try and prevent other search engine's ads or links being mentioned. It's anticompetitive behavior.

They where the best for a long time but you can see duckduckgo slowly rising. so i am hopeful that there will be more competition in the near future and it will be like 1998 again.

@@user-kx8wp1fy6l actually it's just because google comes preinstalled on so many devices

Sure, working on it.

Yep. I'd bet that the vast majority of their searches are from Cortana and people who switch to anything else after Edge has used it for their first search.

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The Yandex browser has handy features that other browsers don't have. If you click on the top of the page, the site scrolls up. If you click again, you're right back where you just left off. If you highlight text in a foreign language (works in many languages), a tooltip pops up, you click on the arrow and get the translation. Very convenient! У браузера яндекс есть удобные фишки, которых нет у других браузеров. Если нажать на самый верх страницы, сайт прокручивается вверх. Если еще раз нажать, снова попадаешь в то место, откуда только что ушел. Если выделить текст на иностранном языке (работает на очень многих языках), всплывает подсказка, нажимаешь на стрелку и получаешь перевод текста. Очень удобно!

Then stop using it.

RU-vid???

@@tylerkriesel8590 Who says they are?

There is no fact or fiction, just an endless stasis where Google is always right. I'm paraphrasing Orwell. Original quote from 1984 "there is no past and no future, only an endless present where the party is always right.". Which also seems relevant.

Naver is popular in South Korea and Japan.

when a brand becomes a verb, it's hard for anyone else to surpass it. I used google one time, that was enough to not use it again.

I wonder what happened when you tried Google. Can you share?

That is why it is hard for me to switch to Google after DuckDuckGoing every piece of information every day.

That's astonishing, like, it's impossible for other brands to maintain the nr. 1° for too long

They became a verb and from there REALLY took off. Everyone was saying "just Google it"

@@sarahh2072 or just ‘google’, fully lowercase

o.0 you don't use dark mode? Guess you don't value your eyesight for the long haul

@@motoryzen dark mode doesn't really work for me. If I am staring to the black background for a couple of minutes, suddenly I am seeing stripe stripe on my vision.....

I hate Black background and will never use it. Hate it, hate it, hate it 🤣

It's not monetized for over a year. Ads are shown, but I can't collect revenues anyway.

Sure!

What do you mainly use it for? News?

@@DataIsBeautifulOfficial I just like opening my browser and knowing I'm not missing out on something huge. That's actually how I first saw the 9/11 attack. The news articles are pretty bad, but at least I know at a glance if something big happened. I like the search because it's what I'm used to, especially for images.

I heard of Dogpile, but I never knew anyone who used it.

@@Daiska_Plays that sounds good. but the quality of the media in my country has gone downhill a lot. but i like to change my region settings but i am not sure if Yahoo let's you do that

After Effects

@@DataIsBeautifulOfficial didn’t expect a reply, thanks man 🙏 love a bit of data, great visualisation

Let’s go!!!!!

it was good, but now follows google's steps!!!

@@yannisgk oh? how so?

@@Sarimaximus it's not quite that bad but it's been under fire for tweaking its search results and some of its advertising practice he has linked to I think microsoft? Bottom line go look up some criticism of.. DDG for a better explanation. It's still light years better than Google but I've switched over to Brave search.

@@M167A1 yeah, good idea! thanks for the head's up!

I heard Google bought it

It's ok, catching up!

Thanks!!

The rise of DuckDuckGo?? They're under 1% LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. That's mostly just the right wing loons using it.

It's used mostly by pedophiles and drug dealers.

Yandex is much better as far as keeping politically left indoctrination out of it.

Too little possibly too late The runner up SE (naver) is a dominent engine in sk which has around 50m population, so ddg would have around 60m users, give or take.

Idk about that one. I first started hearing about DuckDuckGo in 2013-14... for them to not even take 1% between then and now is all that needs to be said. In comparison, there's a lot to say here about Bing too. Even with it being the first party search of Windows, that many users still completely disregard it to use Google. And we haven't even mentioned the mobile market yet, which is 50%+ of this conversation. Google will always win.

No idea :)

@@DataIsBeautifulOfficial still brilliant btw scroll down at your own risk Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you

Ya estoy trabajando en ello.

@@DataIsBeautifulOfficial 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 nice

Not anymore.

It's still online.

Interesting idea

I remember this one.

Agree

Nothing really, just a watermark.

Ask him :)