Which Search Engine are you using?

[jmagid51]

The title says it all. I've been experimenting with a few and I am looking for what others think about on this subject.

 

[B. Diddy]

I just stick with Google. The few times I've tried Bing in my computer browser, it has been less than impressive.

 

[hawkwind212]

DuckDuckGo, search the dark side of the internet.

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[neonworm]

Google. All day every day.

 

[Bonfi96]

I use google, I don't rellay care if it knows where I live or whatever thing I've searched XD

 

[DLGames]

Well i primary use Google, but in the good old days i used altavista.com, it was more efficient in finding images and other information. Sometimes better than google, to bad it's closed now

 

[codyoehl]

Google all the way

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[Carrtman]

Went from Altavista.com to startpage.com

 

[slennon]

yandex is good for russian language

 

[Aglet]

I use both Bing and Google, but 90% of that is with Google. My work laptop defaulted to Bing (IT policy), it was pretty good but I think Google was better at finding what I wanted.

 

[bembol]

After Google launched I never looked back.

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[Golfdriver97]

Google.

 

[sting7k]

It depends on my mood.

 

[Thrutian]

Google, obviously. I remember using Ask Jeeves years ago.

 

[rastergrafx]

I use Google and Bing.

While Google is great at a lot of things, they sometimes screw things up (the new Google Maps, for example). Bing is similar enough to Google, so if a Google product fails, I just use its Bing equivalent.

Also, I like looking up the randomized news on Bing's homepage. They post interesting stories there quite often. I'm also signed up for Bing Rewards and get free gift certificates once in a while.

 

[rews]

Google for a long time, last search engine before Google was Alta Vista. That's how long I've been using Google lol.

For satellite views though, I've been preferring Bing's bird's eye view with the angled option turned on lately. Especially when I'm scouting out potential real estate purchases.

 

[dctokyo]

DuckDuckGo as it does not track you like Google does

 

[steelrain82]

For work google. At home ie. On my phone google and stock browser on note 2

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[Yirga]

Google and sometimes Bing.

 

[littlegreenbob]

I only use google

I have tried others before but google seems to be the most reliable. It is also very simple and easy on the eye