| Anyone used Duck Duck Go browser? 20:07 - Mar 17 with 719 views | Ryorry |
Browser only, not search engine - or are they inextricably bound?
Thinking of switching from Chrome. |  |
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| Anyone used Duck Duck Go browser? on 20:39 - Mar 17 with 661 views | gtsb1966 |
I use both . It's a really good browser. It doesn't use anything from Google. |  | | |
| Anyone used Duck Duck Go browser? on 20:56 - Mar 17 with 633 views | thebooks |
It’s OK, but it’s just using Bing search underneath DDG (and you can only use the DDG search engine in the browser).
Firefox is a better featured browser, open source, not-for-profit (albeit Mozilla relies on a huuuuuge Google payment every year) and you can change the default engine to DDG, Ecosia, Bing or whatever. Personally, I use FF and get Google results via Startpage https://www.startpage.com/ as Bing’s results are poor in comparison and it strips out all the tracking. [Post edited 17 Mar 21:05]
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| Anyone used Duck Duck Go browser? on 01:51 - Mar 18 with 434 views | Ryorry |
| Anyone used Duck Duck Go browser? on 20:56 - Mar 17 by thebooks |
It’s OK, but it’s just using Bing search underneath DDG (and you can only use the DDG search engine in the browser).
Firefox is a better featured browser, open source, not-for-profit (albeit Mozilla relies on a huuuuuge Google payment every year) and you can change the default engine to DDG, Ecosia, Bing or whatever. Personally, I use FF and get Google results via Startpage https://www.startpage.com/ as Bing’s results are poor in comparison and it strips out all the tracking. [Post edited 17 Mar 21:05]
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Cheers, GTSB too 👍 | |
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