> If someone else comes up with better algorithms I'm sure that people would start switching.
DDG has yielded results far superior to google years (IMHO, this is a bit subjective), but I don't see people moving over because google is simply "what they know".
A better alternative won't make people move, they need further motivation.
DDG has yielded results far superior to google years (IMHO, this is a bit subjective), but I don't see people moving over because google is simply "what they know".
A better alternative won't make people move, they need further motivation.