For the past few weeks I've been using Qwant which works reasonably well and has a clean design.
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For the past few weeks I've been using Qwant which works reasonably well and has a clean design.
What do you think of this search engine? Does it rely heavily on Bing?
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For the past few weeks I've been using Qwant which works reasonably well and has a clean design.
What do you think of this search engine? Does it rely heavily on Bing?
@amoroso I talked with someone from Qwant here and while they rely on Bing for now, they’re working with Ecosia on establishing own index, so eventually they will be better off.
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@amoroso I talked with someone from Qwant here and while they rely on Bing for now, they’re working with Ecosia on establishing own index, so eventually they will be better off.
@mariusz Good to know, thanks.
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For the past few weeks I've been using Qwant which works reasonably well and has a clean design.
What do you think of this search engine? Does it rely heavily on Bing?
@amoroso I've used that, Ecosia and DDG. All three use Bing, but I know that Ecosia and Qwant are working to make their own index (which, as I understand it, will primarily be for French- and German-language content).
I think all three are basically in the same ballpark, quality-wise. With DDG, if you use "noai.duckduckgo.com" , they turn off their AI suggestions *and* try to filter out AI-generated images from image searches - I don't know if Qwant has something similar, but right now that's why I'm using DDG.
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@amoroso I've used that, Ecosia and DDG. All three use Bing, but I know that Ecosia and Qwant are working to make their own index (which, as I understand it, will primarily be for French- and German-language content).
I think all three are basically in the same ballpark, quality-wise. With DDG, if you use "noai.duckduckgo.com" , they turn off their AI suggestions *and* try to filter out AI-generated images from image searches - I don't know if Qwant has something similar, but right now that's why I'm using DDG.
@datarama Thanks.
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@arjen Thanks.
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@arjen Interesting, thanks.
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