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Search Engines!

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    Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Dogpile, you name it! There are several search engines available on the internet for you to use that assist in bringing results to you based on a query. Whether it'd be for a certain topic of discussion, or maybe you're looking for assistance in something you might not have basic knowledge of.

    Which search engine(s) do you guys use? What are some features of said search engine(s) you easily take advantage of? If you could switch to another search engine, what would you try?
     
    I use Google, since I have Chrome and Google gives the best results.

    Periodically, I use Bing for some searches. I'm a member for their rewards program, and when I remember that it exists, I make a few searches on some days.
     
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    I use Google almost every other minute, to be honest. I find that there's always something to look up, whether it's to verify the statements of another or to find out more about something you come across while surfing the interwebs. Plus the image search has that nifty function where you can search using an image and that's often very helpful in finding uncredited sources and such.
     
    Very common I use google and a lot and DuckDuckGo for very high privacy
     
    I use DuckDuckGo because of the "!" trick. You can quickly search on many sites if you use DuckDuckGo ^^.

    For example, if I open a new tab and I want to search for something on Google, I type:

    !g "thing I want to search".

    Or for Google Images:

    !gi "thing I want to search".

    Even when I want to quickly check an anime out on MyAnimeList:

    !mal "Anime Name"

    or Amazon:

    !amazon product I want to search.

    And I think there's many more ^^.

    I think Google gives better results than DuckDuckGo, but I love that tiny feature I get out of DuckDuckGo so I use it as my default engine.
     
    Google. But I use Bing every morning for their Bing Rewards program. Have gotten so many $5 Amazon giftcards over the years. Which I then use to buy $5 .mp3 albums.
     
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