Google. Mostly out of habit. Recently I've had trouble with certain thing though. For example I tried looking up the PS5 announcement date, Google struggles, while bing gives it right away and provides more relevant results. It seems like google has a strong preference for more recent topics.
Google and Windows search only. Really don't care about ads on google.
I use Bing.
Ask.com
Last edited by Korrorra; 19-02-2020 at 03:08 AM.
It's an absolute shame to have to admit I mostly shop on Amazon or eBay for day to day items.
A lot of the smaller sites have diminished these days or the sellers have now moved exclusively to those platforms.
Also what I'm finding is most items we buy now are from dropshippers. This means we have a surge of brands that don't meet traditional price checking websites.
For example buying a multiway adapter on Amazon means trawling through tonnes of dropshippers, it's actually becoming a huge chaotic mess. Brands that are really sub brands of a manufacturer pouring these things out
Corky34 (16-02-2020)
duckduckgo and google
usual stuff
Old puter - still good enuff till I save some pennies!
bing.com for porn, duckduckgo for almost everything, occasionally google if duckduckgo doesn't give me the required results.
Google logged in with a bogus account.
Sometimes I'll open an in-private window before I search for certain things ;-)
Ducks or Bing (trying to get max points almost daily, for those gift card rewards). Google as a last resort. But I only do Bing in the (new) Edge, since they're already tracking it, while the ducks go in FF.
I use Bing on my computer.
Bing because I can build points to get free vouchers. Unless I'm having real difficulty, there is very little difference between the different search engines
DuckDuck Go
I still use Google as it's the most convenient - it always seems to know what I'm looking for
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