The best of the best search engine gurus
As is often the case, people often want to have the best of everything. They are generally not interested in all the options available. Nor do they like to explore in search of the best alternative. They want to get things done quickly and easily. Nobody likes to go the extra mile to run an errand. Today, search engines are used very frequently as they denote a vast information library with infinite limits. To make it easier for search engine users, the following list is a good indicator of where to start in times of distress (another name for negative stress).
one. Duck Duck to Win
This service looks a lot like Google, but it actually differs from the core. While Google tracks user information and search history, Duck Duck Go believes the exact opposite. They think that saving any user’s personal history is a violation of someone’s privacy and should not be taken lightly. The clean and ad-free interface adds a lot to the charm. Add to that zero click policy where all your responses are on the first page and you get a great deal at a very low price.
two. Ask (aka Ask Jeeves)
The AJ is an old household name in the search engine field. Its cleaner interface makes its results much more understandable than Google, Bing, or Yahoo! The result groupings are pretty well done too, so more points are scored for the interface. A clean and organized interface, and that’s it to compete with the major shareholders of the search engine market.
3. The Internet Archive
Internet Archive is a long-time favorite pastime for Internet users. As its name suggests, it is an archive of everything on the Internet. It has pictures and clippings of events that happened in the past and allows you to travel back in time by going to the specific date. You may not visit the site as often as you open Google, Yahoo, or Bing, but the journey down memory lane would be worth it.
Four. Yippy (ex Clusty)
Yippy is a deep web engine that searches through other search engines and filters the relevant information for you. Unlike other search engines that just skim over service, Yippy actually dives into the real data and tries to figure out things that are relevant to you in the more obscure databases. For example, dark blogs, government information, academic research, and any other hidden data. So if your required research is embedded in a hidden database, then Yippy is what you need.
5. Yahoo!
Yahoo is an all-in-one package. It has a news aggregator, game center, shopping center, travel information service, vacation tips, email service and search engine. The launch of an entire portal to the user opens a new range of possibilities. For all those who think that searching the web is about learning and experimenting, Yahoo is what you are looking for.