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miles.mathis@yandex.com . Protonmail is compromised. I assume they all are, but Yandex is the only search engine not censoring me, so I am trying their email. I will leave the protonmail address open for a while to mop up, but please use yandex. Very soon I will quit checking protonmail.
tried to send email...message i received https://archive.org/download/yandex-email-i-cant-send-emails-mail.-support/yandex%20email%20I%20can%27t%20send%20emails%20-%20Mail.%20Support.pdf
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ARCHIVE.ORG Audio Archive https://archive.org/details/audio
ARCHIVE.ORG Moving Image Archive https://archive.org/details/movies
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default search engine that offers privacys Presearch, Startpage, DuckDuckGo, Qwants.
List of Google Search Commands https://l-lists.com/en/lists/m1mdwx.html
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Google was launched in 1997 and is the most used search engine in the world (and is often the most visited website in the world).
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Search engine by Microsoft (launched in 2009).
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A search engine that was launched in 1995, and since 29 July 2009, has been powered by Bing.
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General purpose search engine.
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Chinese / Japanese search engine. The most used search engine in China.
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Russian search engine. The most used search engine in Russia.
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blekko
A now defunct search engine which could display website statistics and had a user generated slash-tag feature for grouping webpages.
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Metasearch engine with options for choosing what results are based on. Respects search privacy and results can be opened into an Ixquick proxy window.
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Search engine by Ixquick and enhanced by Google. Respects search privacy and results can be opened into an Ixquick proxy window.
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Metasearch engine. Respects search privacy.
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Metasearch engine based on Google, Yahoo, Bing and Yandex.
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Metasearch engine based on Google, Yahoo and Bing.
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Enhanced by Google
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Search engine with ASR page ranking technology
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Google searches but with a black background. Claims to be energy saving because of the black background.
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Search engine featuring semantic cluster graphs, image extraction, and tag clouds.
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Powered by Netscape search and enhanced by Google.
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Search engine with results options of web, images and real-time. Displays thumbnail images of web search results.
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Search engine with results options of web, images, videos, Wikipedia, labs, blog and enterprise. Displays thumbnail images of web search results, links to related terms searches, narrowing down by site and file types, and a pie graph of the page languages.
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Owned by Lycos, with search results options for web, news, weather and shopping.
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Processes natural language queries and delivers results in clusters by topic.
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Search engine with a simple interface and no advertising. Offers the ability to create a customized topical or personal search index. Respects search privacy.
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Search engine with links to SEO tools
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Formerly Clusty. Displays search term cluster links alongside search results for narrowing down searches.
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Search engine for study and research. New additions have now stopped, but has been archived.
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Educational search engine in English, Spanish and Italian.
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Medical search engine.
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Academic search engine
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Semantic search engine for biology and chemistry.
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Academic search engine. Powered by Google.
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Medical search engine.
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Search engine for students.
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Life sciences search engine for protocols, tools and PowerPoint slides.
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Virtual Learning Resources Cente
Academic search engine. Powered by Google.
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Search-engine for sound effects audio files.
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Blog search engine.
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Search engine and directory for finding online magazine articles.
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News search engine
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Silobreaker aggregates news, blogs, research, audio, video and other digital media content from global news, shared, user generated and open access sources.
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Blog search engine.
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Search engine for the following file types: PDF, TXT, DOC, RTF, PPT
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PDF search. Powered by Google.
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File search engine, with search types of audio, video, image, document, software and archive.
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PDF search engine. Displays keyword links under each search result.
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PowerPoint slides search.
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Recipe search engine.
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Recipe search engine.
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Recipe search engine.
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Forum search engine.
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Forum search engine.
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Image search engine
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Upload an image, and receive a set of image search results which are supposed to look similar.
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Image search engine
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Image search engine for images above a certain size.
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Search for Flickr images and stock photography
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Digital Inspiration: Search Pictures on Flickr, MySpace, Facebook ..
Search for photos that are on Facebook, Flickr, Zooomr, MySpace, US Government sites, Photobucket, Corbis, deviantart, Webshots, Blogger, Typepad and WordPress.
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Real-time search for pictures from twitpic, yfrog, plixi and twitgoo.
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Search for Flickr and Yahoo images
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Twitter pic search
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Twitter photo/picture search engine that can find twitpic.com, img.ly and yfrog.com images embedded in tweets.
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Instagram photos search. Registered users can follow other registered users.
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Search engine for freely licensed photos
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Searches stock photography websites
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Search for photos of people of a particular name
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Reverse image search (submit image to find where it is on the web)
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Vector image search
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Icons image search
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Icons image search
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Icons image search
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Icons image search
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Icons image search
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Icons image search
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Visual search assistant that lets you browse and organize items from Amazon, Ebay, Flickr, Fotolia, Yahoo! Image Search and YouTube.
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Video search engine
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Video search engine that lets you create custom playlists of clips from top video sites on the internet through realtime search.
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Video search engine
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Accounting search engine powered by Google.
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Legal search engine
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Job search engine.
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Search engine for industry.
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People search engine
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People search engine
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Profiles search by email, name (first or last) or username.
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People search engine
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People search engine
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People search engine that aggregates white-pages listings and public records.
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Dead people search engine, funeral news and directory.
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People search engine
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People and companies search for USA and Canada
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Search engine for Linux related websites.
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Programming code search engine.
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Mobile website search for broadband cellphones, mobile directory for quality cell phone websites.
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RSS search engine
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Programming code search engine.
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Search for Internet Relay Chat (IRC) rooms and networks.
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Search for devices connected to the internet. Find devices based on city, country, latitude/longitude, hostname, operating system and IP.
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Typing in a search term instantly reveals a set of webpages with titles beginning in the search term, from 140 popular RSS websites.
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Search for a special class of web documents called Semantic Web documents, which are written in RDF.
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Finds websites instead of webpages. Search via domain names, titles, keywords or server IP.
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Search for websites instead of webpages
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Search for products of a chosen colour or palette.
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Search engine with textual and graphical output of results.
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A cross between a search engine and an encyclopaedia. The results return complete, informative sentences about the search topic.
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Search engine based on peer-to-peer (P2P) technology.
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Search with Google without getting results from Google sites such as Google+, Blogger and YouTube.
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Green Search Engine which provides environmentally aware results, includes news and products. Powered by Google.
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Searches for websites containing questions containing the search term.
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Search engine based on peer-to-peer (P2P) technology.
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Plagiarism checker
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Searches for websites containing questions containing the search term.
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Search for apartments, villas & hotels worldwide
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A search engine for finding data and statistics. The search results will be graphs, charts and tables.
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Donates at least 80% of its advertising revenue to a rainforest protection programme run by the WWF. Powered by Bing.
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Gives money to charity. Powered by Yahoo.
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Gives money to charity. Powered by Yahoo.
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Gives money to charity. Powered by Google.
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Find similar websites to the submitted URL
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Find similar websites to the submitted URL. Allows users to rate the websites in the search results.
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Enter a URL, and then find similar and complementary websites.
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Find similar websites to the submitted URL
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Social networking based Search engine. Users can vote for their favourite web results. Also has a Q&A section.
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A blend of search and social bookmarking. With FOOXX you can discover things, which other users have already found, rank websites, nominate, recommend, block, publicize favourites or share them with other users.
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Search engine which allows the saving of searches to search spaces (which can be done collaboratively).
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Social search. Searches for Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Myspace and Linked posts, pages, images, groups, jobs etc which are open to the public.
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Search results show a montage of twitter posts, Flickr images, Amazon and ebay adverts.
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Authority based Twitter search, find Twitter postings by number of followers.
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Metasearch engine based on Google, Bing and Yahoo! Has a special search for recipes and reviews.
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Metasearch engine
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Metasearch engine based on a variety of search engines. Has clickable topic links and diagrams to narrow down search results.
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Metasearch engine based on Google, Yahoo, Bing and Ask. Displays results in a table, with the results from each search engine, along with an overall ranking.
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Displays topic rankings alongside web search results. Enhanced by Google.
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Metasearch engine based on Google and Bing, and with options to base the results on other websites.
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Metasearch engine based on Google, Yahoo, Bing and del.icio.us. Also has trends in pictures and trends news feed sections.
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Enhanced by Google.
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Metasearch engine which displays thumbnail shots in the web results, and allows users to open search results webpages within a frame, and comment on webpages in the search results.
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Metasearch engine based on Google and Wolfram Alpha.
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Metasearch engine based on Google, Yahoo and Bing.
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Metasearch engine very similar to GoKookyGo.
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Metasearch engine based on Google, Yahoo and Bing.
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Metasearch engine with options for narrowing down searches based on related topics, people, places, organisation, dates/times, abbreviations, source, and recent queries.
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Metasearch engine
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Metasearch engine with search results options for web, images, news, Twitter and jobs.
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Metasearch engine
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Metasearch engine based on Google, Yahoo and Bing, with search results options for web, images, video, news, yellow and white pages.
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Metasearch engine based on Google, Yahoo and Bing.
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OpenText Federated Query Server
Metasearch engine based on Google, Bing, Yahoo, Ask, Wikipedia and Open Directory. States the number of results from each source, and the time taken to fetch those results. Also has a social search engine based on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and LinkedIn; a news search engine based on The Guardian, BBC News, Washington Post, Reuters, and the LA Times; and a health search engine based on nine sources.
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Metasearch engine
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Metasearch engine based on Google, Yahoo, Bing and Ask.
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Metasearch engine owned by CBS Interactive.
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Metasearch engine
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Metasearch engine based on Google, Yahoo, Bing and Ask.
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Metasearch engine very similar to Squikoo.
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Metasearch engine very similar to Sperse.
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Real-time metasearch engine with search options for web, news, video, real-time and images.
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Metasearch engine
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Metasearch engine based on Google and Yahoo.
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Metasearch engine
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Metasearch engine which displays search results as a Venn diagram with three circles representing Google, Yahoo and Bing.
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Metasearch engine
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Nigerian search engine
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Chinese business search engine
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Chinese search engine.
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Chinese search engine.
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Chinese search engine.
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Chinese search engine.
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Chinese search engine.
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Japanese portal and search engine enhanced by Google.
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Japanese metasearch engine based on Ask, Baidu, Bbing, Marsflag and Naver.
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Japanese search engine. Powered by Naver.
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Japanese search engine.
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Japanese metasearch engine based on Baidu, Naver and Yahoo.
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Japanese people search
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Korean search engine.
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Korean search engine and portal. A single search would produce categories of results including apps, books, websites, dictionary definitions, news, images, videos, social search, blogs, and Q&A.
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Korean search engine. The most popular search engine in South Korea.
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Korean search for professionals
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Filipino search engine
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Indian search engine in English.
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Dutch portal and search, which displays various categories including: Google web results, images, products, twitter posts and job vacancies.
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Flemish search engine and portal.
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Dutch metasearch engine.
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Dutch search engine. Powered by Google.
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French search engine which rejects certain types of sites. Powered by Google.
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French search engine
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French search engine
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French search engine and portal
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German search engine for eco-vendors and organic produce and ecologically oriented services, processes and manufacturing processes. Powered by Google.
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BASE: Bielefeld Academic Search
German search engine for science
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German search engine for children - funded by the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth.
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German search engine
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German metasearch engine
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Search international library catalogues and literature databases. In German, but with an English language version.
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German discounts search
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German search engine which allows user comments of search results, and allows users to open search results in an anonymous proxy window.
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German business and finance search engine powered by Google
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German search engine
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German tertiary education search
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German metasearch engine.
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German metasearch engine
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German metasearch engine.
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German metasearch engine. Has various filtration options.
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German metasearch engine. Has various filtration options.
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German language travel search engine
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German search engine. Bases much of its search results on links posted on twitter.
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German metasearch engine.
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German search engine and ad network
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German search engine where users can get preview shots of webpages in the search results.
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German web portal and search engine powered by Google.
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German language, people search
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German industrial search engine and directory
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German metasearch engine.
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German language, people search
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Metasearch engine from Switzerland
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Swiss search engine.
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Greek search engine
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Greek search engine
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Italian search engine powered by Google.
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Italian search engine for Google, Yahoo and Live groups.
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Search Engine of Italian and other European law.
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Italian search engine powered by Google.
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Italian search engine
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Italian search engine, which allows users to comment on search results.
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Italian search engine
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Swedish business directory and search engine enhanced by Google.
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Danish portal and search engine powered by Google.
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Swedish search engine.
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Finnish web portal and search engine powered by Google. Formerly Kolumbus.fi.
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Icelandic search engine and portal.
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Bulgarian search engine
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Czech search engine.
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Czech and Slovak Twitter search.
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Czech search engine.
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Hungarian search engine. Includes a set of buttons to insert accented characters into the search text area.
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Hungarian version of PolyMeta.com
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Hungarian search engine powered by Google. Displays images next to webpage search results.
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Hungarian search engine enhanced by Google.
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Hungarian search engine
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Polish search engine
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Polish search engine
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Romanian people search
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Serbian search engine powered by Google
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Slovakian portal and search enhanced by Google.
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Slovenian search engine and portal.
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Portuguese search engine powered by Google.
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Portuguese portal and search engine powered by Google.
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Portuguese search engine, with a different version for each Portuguese speaking country.
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Brazilian search engine.
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Portuguese search engine powered by Google.
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Spanish search engine and portal
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Spanish search engine
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Spanish language portal and search engine enhanced by Google.
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Galician sport search engine
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Catalonian news search engine and portal
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Russian search engine
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Russian search engine
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Search Engine for Russian-language portals, forums and blogs dedicated to the development of websites and web-programming. Powered by Google.
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Russian search engine
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Russian search of livejournal
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Russian metasearch engine
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Russian metasearch engine
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Russian search engine.
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Russian search engine
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Arabic and English search engine powered by Google. Can translate search terms from English to Arabic.
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Persian search engine
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Persian search. Powered by Google.
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Israeli search engine powered by Google.
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Australian search engine, online magazine and portal
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Powered by Google. Displays images from the webpages alongside the web search results.
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Has search options for web, news, images, video, real-time, blog and shopping.
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Powered by Google. Displays an image next to web-pages in the in the search results.
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Search engine with real time indexing
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Search engine powered by Google and also displays Twitter (real time), Wolfram Alpha and Wikipedia results. Only works on Firefox and Google Chrome browsers.
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Kid safe search engine powered by Google.
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Displays search results as thumbnail images. Allows the highlighting of particular types of information on the webpage e.g. URLs, email addresses, dates and times etc
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Powered by Google, and has search results options for web, sounds, lyrics+music, and video.
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Powered by Google, and has search results options for web, sounds, lyrics+music, and video.
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Powered by Google.
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Displays web results as large thumbnail images of webpages.
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Powered by Google. Also has directory, news and shopping links.
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Has options for file type, languages and where the search term appears. Powered by Google.
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Search engine with large thumbnail search results.
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Formerly aftervote.com. Allows sorting according to different search engines. Registered users can post comments on webpages in the search results.
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Search engine with a spider that begins with indexing large directories (such as dmoz.org).
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Powered by entireweb and searches dmoz
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Powered by Google. Shows large preview images.
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Search engine with results options for web, news, images and maps.
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Powered by Google. Displays an image from the webpages, in the search results.
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Displays search results from a chosen search engine within a frame.
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Make a search query then vote for the column which you believe best matches your query. The columns are randomised with every query.
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Displays search results from a chosen search engine within a frame.
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Displays search results from a chosen search engine within a frame.
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Compares the search results of two selected search engines.
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Displays Google, Bing and Yahoo results on the same screen.
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Displays search results from a chosen search engine within a frame.
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Displays search results from a chosen search engine (or website) within a frame.
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Displays search results from a chosen search engine within a frame.
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Displays results for two chosen search engines on the same screen.
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Displays search results from a chosen search engine within a frame.
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Compares the search results of two selected search engines.
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Displays search results from a chosen search engine within a frame.
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Displays Google, Bing and Yahoo results on the same screen.
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Very limited top websites
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Displays search results from a chosen search engine within a frame.
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Search engine with country specific searching. Options to display country flags, and include preview and translation features.
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Norwegian search engine powered by Google.
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Searches for definitions from many online dictionaries.
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Soorsa.com - Start searching the internet with Soorsa. A new search engine for your home page.
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Search engine and news aggregator in English and German.
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A video search engine that searches for videos from Chinese websites including (but not limited to) Tudou, ku6, Youku, and 56.com
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A search engine with search result rankings based (at least in part) on the search results favoured by its users. The search results include thumbnail images of the webpages, and a feedback box (called a Verbox) where users can rate a website (and check for older versions of the website, or have it translated). Twitter results with links to webpages from that website are also displayed within the Verbox. Verbase also allows the user to attach content to keywords (a feature known as bases) and create keyword based forums (known as chatbases).
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A metasearch engine that combines the results of Google, Yahoo and Yandex.
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A search engine that searches the source code of webpages rather than the visible webpage text.
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A web portal and a private and secure metasearch engine.
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Qwant is based in France and was launched in February 2013. The search results are displayed in five columns: web, news, qnowledge graph (just Wikipedia results), social, and shopping. There are also separate search sections for media (videos and images) and people (social media), and there is also a boards section. It is a search engine that respects privacy.
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A web search section (powered by Google) in Chinese, on the Taiwanese website Yam.
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WbSrch is a general search engine with indexes in 25 languages.
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A Kurdish web portal and search engine.
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Oriya / Odia search engine. Lists Oriya language content websites.
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Oscobo is a UK search engine that does not track you and does not share your search history with other sites.
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MetaGer is a metasearch engine focused on protecting users' privacy.
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Wow! (styled WOW!) was an online service run by CompuServe in 1996 and early 1997
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Alhea is a meta-search engine that includes links to social media feeds below the search result links.
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By searching with Lilo, you finance social and environmental projects.
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European search engine that respects the privacy of the searcher.
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Pipilika Is a Bangla search engine, Operated From Bangladesh.Which search for: Web,News,Blogs,National E-infokosh,Jobs,Books.
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Privacy safe web-search, with a semantic map and file digest options.
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Search engine for PowerPoint (.ppt) slides.
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Anonymous search engine
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Petey Vid is a privacy focused video search engine that caters to non-YouTube content and new video networks
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Reverse Image Search by HostingChecker
Meta search that saves time by searching for photos and images on all reverse image search engines.
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Search Engine Censorship Test Results: Find Out Which Search Engine Is The Least Censored
MICHAEL SUEDE
MAR 11, 2022
After hearing the unfortunate news that DuckDuckGo had deranked The Gateway Pundit from its search results, and announcing that it was going to start censoring “Russian disinformation”, I decided to test some alternative search engines to see how they compared against Google and Bing results.
The results were pretty shocking to me. Here’s a summary grid showing the highlights, but it’s worth reading the test results because this snapshot doesn’t tell the whole story.
Google: passed 2 out of 10 tests.
Bing: passed 7 out of 10 tests.
DuckDuckGo: passed 5 out of 10 tests.
Brave: passed 4 out of 10 tests.
Qwant: passed 5 out of 10 tests.
Startpage: passed 1 out of 10 tests.
Mojeek: passed 6 out of 10 tests.
Yandex: passed 9 out of 10 tests.
ResultHunter 3 out of 10 tests.
The clear winner, by a MASSIVE margin, was Yandex. Not only did it pass the tests, it passed them with the highest quality results out of any of the search engines. I found Bing, DuckDuckGo, Qwant and Mojeek managed to squeak by with poor quality results. It’s almost as if they just delisted or deranked the major conservative news sites, but didn’t want to return MSM sources because they knew the query terms didn’t fit the MSM narrative, so all they had left to serve me were obscure sites.
I also tried out the search engine Dogpile separately, which got roughly the same results as Qwant. It’s not nearly as good as Yandex. The other nice thing about Yandex is that it includes buttons to Bing and Google at the bottom of its results so that you can instantly duplicate your query on either of those search engines without having to retype it.
You can set Yandex as your default search engine in the Brave browser by going to the “Settings” → “Search Engine” → “Manage search engines and site search”, then hitting the “Add” button and entering “Yandex” in the search engine field, “:y” in the shortcut field and “https://yandex.com/search/?text=%s&lr=20765&lang=en” in the search URL field, then selecting the entry and setting it as the “default” which will add it to the search engine list.
If you find that Yandex is returning too many Russian language results, you can use the advanced tab next to the search button and make it return English only results. Adding “&lang=en” to the end of the query URL will return English only results.
I’ve found I had to delete all the other search engines in Brave because Brave kept randomly choosing a different one for some reason. The Brave browser is still my favorite browser though, I highly recommend it. Very high privacy protections, great ad blocking and it has a built-in Tor enabled private browser.
The tests I ran and results are listed below. Keep in mind that your results may vary from mine because some search engines track your preferences, search history and location to customize your results.
Update: I added ResultHunter to the list. I think some of these search engines like DDG, ResultHunter and Mojeek may be using a Bing search engine API as their back end and then re-prioritizing results, but I’m not sure on that. I don’t think ResultHunter is censoring things themselves. I think it’s being fed censored data from the backend and its query priorities need fine tuning.
Results for "Russia Today" - does RT show up on the first page of results?
https://www.google.com/search?q=russia+today
yes - Google
https://www.bing.com/search?q=russia+today
yes - Bing
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=russia+today&t=brave&ia=web
no - DuckDuckGo
https://search.brave.com/search?q=russia+today&source=web
yes - Brave
https://www.qwant.com/?q=russia+today&t=web
no - Qwant
https://www.startpage.com/sp/search
no - Startpage
https://www.mojeek.com/search?q=Russia+Today
yes - Mojeek
https://yandex.com/search/?text=russia+today&lr=20765
yes - Yandex
https://resulthunter.com/search?engine=1&q=Russia+Today
yes - ResultHunter
Results for "Russian news" - does RT show up on the first page of results?
https://www.google.com/search?q=russian+news
no - Google
https://www.bing.com/search?q=Russian+news
yes - Bing
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=russian+news&t=h_&ia=web
no - DuckDuckGo
https://search.brave.com/search?q=russian+news&source=web
no - Brave
https://www.qwant.com/?q=russian+news&t=web
no - Qwant
https://www.startpage.com/sp/search
no - Startpage
https://www.mojeek.com/search?q=Russian+news
no - Mojeek
https://yandex.com/search/?text=russian+news&lr=20765
yes - Yandex
https://resulthunter.com/search?engine=1&q=Russian+news
no - ResultHunter
Results for "Veritas" - does Project Veritas show up on the first page of results?
https://www.google.com/search?q=veritas
no - Google
https://www.bing.com/search?q=veritas
yes - Bing
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=veritas&t=h_&ia=web
yes - DuckDuckGo
https://search.brave.com/search?q=veritas&source=web
Yes, but last result out of 20 - Brave
https://www.qwant.com/?q=veritas&t=web
yes - Qwant
https://www.startpage.com/sp/search
no - Startpage
https://www.mojeek.com/search?q=veritas
yes - Mojeek
https://yandex.com/search/?text=veritas&lr=20765
yes - Yandex
https://resulthunter.com/search?engine=1&q=Veritas
no - ResultHunter
Results for "gateway" - does Gateway Pundit show up on the first page of results?
https://www.google.com/search?q=gateway
no - Google
https://www.bing.com/search?q=gateway
no - Bing
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=gateway&t=h_&ia=web
no - DuckDuckGo
https://search.brave.com/search?q=gateway&source=web
yes - Brave
https://www.qwant.com/?q=gateway&t=web
no - Qwant
https://www.startpage.com/sp/search
no - Startpage
https://www.mojeek.com/search?q=gateway
yes - Mojeek
https://yandex.com/search/?text=gateway&lr=20765
yes - Yandex
https://resulthunter.com/search?engine=1&q=gateway
yes - ResultHunter
Results for "Ukraine biolabs" - Were at least 5 alt-media sources displayed on the first page of results?
https://www.google.com/search?q=ukraine+biolabs
no, 0, but they did include a TASS (Russian news) story - Google
https://www.bing.com/search?q=ukraine%20biolabs
yes, 6 - Bing
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ukraine+biolabs&t=h_&ia=web
yes, 6 - DuckDuckGo
https://search.brave.com/search?q=ukraine+biolabs&source=web
no, 2 - Brave
https://www.qwant.com/?q=ukraine+biolabs&t=web
yes, 7 - Qwant
https://www.startpage.com/sp/search
no, 0 - Startpage
https://www.mojeek.com/search?q=ukraine+biolabs
yes, 8, but sources were very obscure - Mojeek
https://yandex.com/search/?text=ukraine+biolabs&lr=20765
yes, 5, good results, included Infowars, Gateway, TASS and RT articles, no other engine did this - Yandex
https://resulthunter.com/search?engine=1&q=Ukraine+biolabs
no, but it did prioritize conservative sources - ResultHunter
Results for "CONFIRMED: Obama Began Biolab Agreements in Ukraine As Early As 2005 As Senator", a random 6 hour old Infowars Headline. Was the Infowars article listed in the first page of results?
https://www.google.com/search?q=CONFIRMED%3A+Obama+Began+Biolab+Agreements+in+Ukraine+As+Early+As+2005+As+Senator
yes (shocking) - Google
https://www.bing.com/search?q=CONFIRMED%3A%20Obama%20Began%20Biolab%20Agreements%20in%20Ukraine%20As%20Early%20As%202005%20As%20Senator&qs=ds&form=QBRE
no - Bing
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=CONFIRMED%3A+Obama+Began+Biolab+Agreements+in+Ukraine+As+Early+As+2005+As+Senator&t=h_&ia=web
no - DuckDuckGo
https://search.brave.com/search?q=CONFIRMED%3A+Obama+Began+Biolab+Agreements+in+Ukraine+As+Early+As+2005+As+Senator&source=web
no, but a different Infowars article was listed - Brave
https://www.qwant.com/?q=CONFIRMED%3A+Obama+Began+Biolab+Agreements+in+Ukraine+As+Early+As+2005+As+Senator&t=web
no - Qwant
https://www.startpage.com/sp/search
yes, first listing - Startpage
https://www.mojeek.com/search?q=CONFIRMED%3A+Obama+Began+Biolab+Agreements+in+Ukraine+As+Early+As+2005+As+Senator
no - Mojeek
https://yandex.com/search/?text=CONFIRMED%3A+Obama+Began+Biolab+Agreements+in+Ukraine+As+Early+As+2005+As+Senator&lr=20765
yes, first listing - Yandex
https://resulthunter.com/search?engine=1&q=CONFIRMED%3A+Obama+Began+Biolab+Agreements+in+Ukraine+As+Early+As+2005+As+Senator
yes, but 2nd from bottom - ResultHunter
Results for "So here is my 'assuming best intention' current 'working hypothesis' concerning this hot mess", a header quotation from a 6 hour old Dr. Robert Malone Substack article on the Ukraine biolabs. Was the Substack article returned on the first page of results?
https://www.google.com/search?q=So+here+is+my+%22assuming+best+intention%22+current+%22working+hypothesis%22+concerning+this+hot+mess
no - Google
https://www.bing.com/search?q=So%20here%20is%20my%20%22assuming%20best%20intention%22%20current%20%22working%20hypothesis%22%20concerning%20this%20hot%20mess&qs=n&form=QBRE&=%25eManage%20Your%20Search%20History%25E
yes - Bing
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=So+here+is+my+%22assuming+best+intention%22+current+%22working+hypothesis%22+concerning+this+hot+mess&t=h_&ia=web
yes - DuckDuckGo
https://search.brave.com/search?q=So+here+is+my+%22assuming+best+intention%22+current+%22working+hypothesis%22+concerning+this+hot+mess&source=web
yes - Brave
https://www.qwant.com/?q=So+here+is+my+%22assuming+best+intention%22+current+%22working+hypothesis%22+concerning+this+hot+mess&t=web
yes - Qwant
https://www.startpage.com/sp/search
no - Startpage
https://www.mojeek.com/search?q=So+here+is+my+%22assuming+best+intention%22+current+%22working+hypothesis%22+concerning+this+hot+mess
no - Mojeek
https://yandex.com/search/?text=So+here+is+my+%22assuming+best+intention%22+current+%22working+hypothesis%22+concerning+this+hot+mess&lr=20765
yes, only article returned - Yandex
https://resulthunter.com/search?engine=1&q=So+here+is+my+%22assuming+best+intention%22+current+%22working+hypothesis%22+concerning+this+hot+mess
no - ResultHunter
Results for "Why did Russia invade Ukraine? 2022" - was at least one objective news story returned on the first page that included the reasons laid out in Putin's invasion speech?
No search engine, not even the Russian based Yandex, returned an objective article that included the reasons laid out in Putin's invasion speech. Mojeek probably did the best since it only returned one mainstream western news source, while including results from various obscure Indian sources that are somewhat less biased than Western media. The level of disinformation I observed for this test was terrifying. Based on what I saw, I don't believe it is possible for an uninformed person to learn the actual reasons Russia invaded from a web search on any search engine.
Results for "evidence of election fraud 2020" - at least 5 results showing major election fraud took place.
https://www.google.com/search?q=evidence+of+election+fraud+2020
no, 1 - Google
https://www.bing.com/search?q=evidence%20of%20election%20fraud%202020
yes, 8, obscure sources - Bing
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=evidence+of+election+fraud+2020&t=h_&ia=web
yes, 8, obscure sources - DuckDuckGo
https://search.brave.com/search?q=evidence+of+election+fraud+2020&source=web
no, 2 - Brave
https://www.qwant.com/?q=evidence+of+election+fraud+2020&t=web
yes, 8, obscure sources - Qwant
https://www.startpage.com/sp/search
no, 2 - Startpage
https://www.mojeek.com/search?q=evidence+of+election+fraud+2020
yes, 9, not a single MSM article was returned, very obscure sources - Mojeek
https://yandex.com/search/?text=evidence+of+election+fraud+2020&lr=20765
yes, 14 - excellent sources, including NYPost, American Thinker, and Gateway - Yandex
https://resulthunter.com/search?engine=1&q=evidence+of+election+fraud+2020
no, 2 - ResultHunter
Results for "vaccine deaths" - at least 5 results providing information on the number of deaths attributed to vaccines.
https://www.google.com/search?q=vaccine+deaths
no, 1 (CDC propaganda site) - Google
https://www.bing.com/search?q=vaccine+deaths
yes, 7 but most of these were spin propaganda or poor quality - Bing
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=vaccine+deaths&t=h_&ia=coronavirus
yes, 7 but most of these were spin propaganda or poor quality - DuckDuckGo
https://search.brave.com/search?q=vaccine+deaths&source=web
no, 2 useless articles - Brave
https://www.qwant.com/?q=vaccine+deaths&t=web
yes, 5 but most of these were spin propaganda or poor quality - Qwant
https://www.startpage.com/sp/search
no, 1 a CDC site - Startpage
https://www.mojeek.com/search?q=vaccine+deaths
yes, 6 - Mojeek
https://yandex.com/search/?text=vaccine+deaths&lr=20765
yes, 10 all super high quality sources - Yandex
https://resulthunter.com/search?engine=1&q=vaccine+deaths
no, 1 (CDC propaganda site) - ResultHunter