The end of the Googleverse2tone@lemmy.world to Technology@lemmy.world – 219 points – 11 months agotheverge.com55Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsJust use multiple search engines. The less of a monopoly there is, the better. The first step is to install docker I appreciate the effort, but I'm a normie, so nah ...Your on Lemmy not a normie.You can always use one of the publicly hosted instances. I would personally recommend having your own. Since then you don't have to trust another party, and can customize it to your needs.Saving this to try later. Thanks!You're welcome! I wrote a second part on how to add custom filters and redirects (to filter out SEO junk).This has been my solution as well. Searx by default, ddg when necessary, wiby for fun, resulthunter as a backup, google when all else fails.
Just use multiple search engines. The less of a monopoly there is, the better. The first step is to install docker I appreciate the effort, but I'm a normie, so nah ...Your on Lemmy not a normie.You can always use one of the publicly hosted instances. I would personally recommend having your own. Since then you don't have to trust another party, and can customize it to your needs.Saving this to try later. Thanks!You're welcome! I wrote a second part on how to add custom filters and redirects (to filter out SEO junk).This has been my solution as well. Searx by default, ddg when necessary, wiby for fun, resulthunter as a backup, google when all else fails.
The first step is to install docker I appreciate the effort, but I'm a normie, so nah ...Your on Lemmy not a normie.You can always use one of the publicly hosted instances. I would personally recommend having your own. Since then you don't have to trust another party, and can customize it to your needs.
You can always use one of the publicly hosted instances. I would personally recommend having your own. Since then you don't have to trust another party, and can customize it to your needs.
Saving this to try later. Thanks!You're welcome! I wrote a second part on how to add custom filters and redirects (to filter out SEO junk).
You're welcome! I wrote a second part on how to add custom filters and redirects (to filter out SEO junk).
This has been my solution as well. Searx by default, ddg when necessary, wiby for fun, resulthunter as a backup, google when all else fails.
Just use multiple search engines. The less of a monopoly there is, the better.
I appreciate the effort, but I'm a normie, so nah ...
Your on Lemmy not a normie.
You can always use one of the publicly hosted instances.
I would personally recommend having your own. Since then you don't have to trust another party, and can customize it to your needs.
Saving this to try later. Thanks!
You're welcome!
I wrote a second part on how to add custom filters and redirects (to filter out SEO junk).
This has been my solution as well. Searx by default, ddg when necessary, wiby for fun, resulthunter as a backup, google when all else fails.