I use Google like most people. It always seems to return the results I'm after and the UI is user-friendly.

The first search engines that I used were Ask Jeeves, Excite, and Altavista. You probably couldn't even recognize those names now. Then, I got my first email address, @yahoo.com, and learned that Yahoo! was a search engine too. So, I switched all my searching over to there as it just made life simpler.
Google finally came along and changed search as I knew it, forever, by providing more accurate search results.
I'm now hooked on Google, but I know that they hide and derank pages that could be exactly what I'm looking for, having me go pages deep to find what I searched for. Because of that, I'll now switch between Google and DuckDuckGo (Duck) to get the best results I'm searching for.
I've maybe touched Bing once, and it turned me off that it was essentially a clone of Google's homepage at the time. I'm sure if the UI was different, I would've used it more often to see if it gave good results.
I can find what I'm looking for fairly easily on Google where I don't need to go to Duck often.I've tried using DuckDuckGo once in a while but I guess Google have its hold too deep in me to drop it often.
I can find what I'm looking for fairly easily on Google where I don't need to go to Duck often.
Image search is pretty much the most useful search of them all as it provides the most accurate results, when compared to webpage searching.Exactly! Also, the image search feature on Google works exceptionally well more than others I've used. This gives it an absolute edge in helping me find things I'm looking for easily.
Bing is a wrapper for Yahoo. Do you see similar results when you use both search engines? Bing started powering Yahoo's search engine a few years ago.I have used few search engines like Yahoo and Bing, but I prefer Google as I find it comfortable to use. I am yet to explore Search GPT, but it sounds promising from what I hear from some of you.
I have used few search engines like Yahoo and Bing, but I prefer Google as I find it comfortable to use. I am yet to explore Search GPT, but it sounds promising from what I hear from some of you.
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