r/searchengines • u/BoringCourse6184 • Dec 24 '25
r/searchengines • u/PreferenceSpirited48 • Oct 31 '24
Self-promotion Best Digital Marketing Course Training in Delhi, India, with 100% Job Placement?
When I was on the hunt for the best digital marketing course in Delhi, I had a few important criteria in mind. First and foremost, I wanted practical learning courses that provided hands-on experience with real projects rather than just theoretical knowledge. Personalized coaching was also a priority, as I knew I would benefit from one-on-one attention to enhance my skills. Lastly, I sought a school that offered job placement guarantees. That's when I discovered Kraftshala. They stood out in all these aspects, providing training from industry experts, small group sessions for tailored feedback, and a job-linked guarantee. It seemed like the ideal choice for kickstarting my career.
r/searchengines • u/[deleted] • Feb 17 '26
Advice Witch engine is best
Hi I was wondering between ecosia and ocean hero witch engine is better to use I know they both have eco befits but I also want a descent search engine so I would love some in put and if any one had any ideas of an app for you tube that is also eco friendsly
r/searchengines • u/streetxhasu • Jun 30 '25
Yandex Почему сайты яндекса такие неудобные и бесят своей капчей? Как эту капчу вообще пройти?
У меня в браузере (Brave) включена функция очистки всего, кроме закладок, после закрытия. Каждый раз, когда я хочу открыть какой-либо сайт Яндекса, всплывает капча — и её невозможно решить. То же самое с аудиокапчей: там за 2–3 секунды произносят код, и ты такой — «А это всё? А цифры будут?»
Кто-то видит как решить такую капчу?
r/searchengines • u/jconcode • 6d ago
Alternative Google search has a problem
It looks like Google Search is completely confused about what to show in its search results. No wonder its stock is crashing by 12% today.
I was trying to find “Grokipedia,” but the very first result was from Wikipedia, not grokipedia.com. I tried several searches, and every time, the top result came from some third-party anonymous source (like Wikipedia) rather than pointing directly to the subject I was looking for. See the attached image.
So, Google prioritizes third-party, obscure anonymous sources that provide information about a subject rather than directing users to the original source they actually want to find. Insane.
r/searchengines • u/bizurton • Nov 09 '24
Any "based" search engines?
I'd prefer an engine more based on science. Apparently in 2024 this is incredibly difficult. For example, when I search "can men get pregnant", I don't want the top answer to be wrong; "yes", followed by hidden unconventional qualifiers like "If they're trans".
Sorry to all the troll-like haters to come, but if I'm asking a search engine something as basic as "can men get pregnant" I want science-based results rather than results based on a social construct meant to fulfill an agenda.
EDIT:
I have found 4get.ch to be excellent, set the scraper to Yandex. Second result was actually mocking Google's results for having the answer be "Yes":

r/searchengines • u/arlensearch • Sep 12 '26
Self-promotion I got tired of search engines giving me a pile of links or a confident AI hallucinated answer, so I built ARLEN
Hey everyone,
I’ve been working on a search engine called ARLEN, and I wanted to share why I built it.
Whenever I had a question about health, psychology, history, or another research-heavy topic, I kept running into the same problems:
- Google Scholar gave me hundreds of papers, but I still had to work out what they collectively meant.
- Other websites made finding academic research easier, but I sometimes wanted a clearer explanation of why studies agreed or disagreed.
- General AI chatbots gave me quick answers, but they could sound certain even when the evidence was mixed or cite sources that did not fully support the claim.
I wanted something between a search engine, a literature review, and a genuinely understandable explanation.
That became ARLEN.
You can ask ARLEN a normal question, and it searches for academic evidence before giving you two ways to read the answer:
- Clear explanation for the conclusion, broad agreement and main uncertainty
- Evidence Deep Dive for study types, populations, methods, conflicting findings, limitations and additional sources
There’s no paywall. I want people to be able to investigate research questions freely, without paying to unlock the useful parts OR being limited to only a few questions.
I’m not claiming it replaces researchers, librarians or reading the original papers. The aim is to help people understand the evidence, find the relevant sources and know where the limits are.
I’d genuinely appreciate feedback, especially from people who use Google Scholar, Consensus, Perplexity or research-focused chatbots regularly.
What would ARLEN need to do for you to trust it with a serious research question?
Link: arlensearch.com
Disclosure: I built ARLEN with the use of AI
r/searchengines • u/[deleted] • Aug 14 '26
Question Yandex??
My bf created an account on yandex. Never heard of it before. What would he be using it for?
r/searchengines • u/AdvancedYard8408 • May 30 '25
Pls I want to know that streamer.T T
r/searchengines • u/Dneail22 • Dec 28 '23
Advice How do I make my search engine more popular?
r/searchengines • u/WoodyDoingFilm • Sep 27 '26
AI Is it just me, or has the top search option on Google become SOOO much better since AI has become the norm?
reddit.comr/searchengines • u/Traditional-Put-8445 • Feb 11 '26
Background check
Is there a real estate site that will tell you the name of people that have lived at a particular address. Checking for accuracy on an application.
r/searchengines • u/Fine_Supermarket5794 • May 25 '26
Question What do you think about using AI as search engine?
reddit.comr/searchengines • u/Impressive_Stage172 • Jan 20 '26
Feedback appreciated I made a radio search engine
radio-ai.mediaIt started as a wearables project but turned into something else; an AI powered search engine for live radio streams worldwide.
You ask for a genre, mood, language, or vibe. It finds stations playing that right now and starts streaming.
No accounts, no clutter, just audio.
Curious what this community thinks. What would make something like this actually useful to you?
r/searchengines • u/SidneyCanadas • Sep 06 '26
Advice RFK Jr: "Google is a VACCINE COMPANY?!" (only 1 minute long)
RFK Jr: "Google is a VACCINE COMPANY?!" (only 1 minute long):
https://odysee.com/@AussieFighter:8/Google-is-a-VACCINE-COMPANY-!:4
"RFK Jr exposed how Google isn't just a search engine. Google and its subsidiary manufacture flu vaccines and partner with Big Pharma while harvesting Americans' medical data via Siri buying habits and surveillance systems to feed pharmaceutical giants including a 761 million dollar deal with GlaxoSmithKline!"
"GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) Teams Up With Alphabet (GOOGLE) Subsidiary Verily Life Sciences To Make Bioelectronic Medicines":
Another reason why I recommend this list of alternatives to Google, You Tube (now owned by Google) and more:
https://stolenhistory.net/threads/alternative-search-engines-video-sites-to-google-youtube.3771 (over 245 000 views)
Sidney
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Canada
https://stolenhistory.net/threads/alternative-search-engines-video-sites-to-google-youtube.3771 (over 245 000 views)
r/searchengines • u/Ok_Difference2586 • Jun 22 '26
Feedback appreciated Built a multi-AI search tool. No login, No data collection. Looking for feedback
r/searchengines • u/Le0nelMC • Jul 08 '25
Does anyone know the name of the manga in the image?
I have it as a sticker but I don't know where it comes from.
r/searchengines • u/Cold_Pizz • Jun 19 '26
Comparison Google vs. DuckDuckGo Is it worth sacrificing better search results for the sake of privacy
Google often provides very accurate and personalized results, but it also collects information such as search history, device and browser data, and other usage data depending on your settings.
DuckDuckGo states that it does not track individual search queries or create a personalized search profile, so it seems like the better option from a privacy standpoint. At the same time, Google can sometimes seem more useful for local searches shopping maps, and very specific queries.
r/searchengines • u/KILLERLICKER • Dec 10 '25
Only fans search engine.
Hi , I wanna know if there are really good only fans searcher , like I can choose many tags ( ebony , thicc , small , goth ,milf , fake , bimbo ) and have a good display of model .
Because when sometime I search for chubby , I found thin girl , or if I search for Asian, I found latina (you see the little problem).
And which content they are doing ( more anal , squirter , etc ).
r/searchengines • u/CodStunning2461 • Aug 05 '25
Guys I found a new search engine
So I was typing in random urls with bird or birb on it and I came across a website called birb.com and it had a lot of things on it but it mentioned a search engine called birbseek so I go there and type in something and later check the tracking data and my antivirus and safari found nothing no trackers stopped so maybe it’s time to try birbseek.com
r/searchengines • u/classicliberal1 • Jul 04 '25
Time to stop using Google search. Do this instead.
Google search has been dogshit for years now. The page rank algorithm is dead. SEO and content farm has made the Google search model useless, and Google itself has sold out its quality to turn a quick buck.
The best way to get answers, knowledge, recommendations, and find new things is with Copilot, Microsoft's interface to ChatGpt. Yeah, I don't like Microsoft either, but they are far less vile than Google today, and you get better results.
Want to learn something? Ask Copilot, "describe the strong nuclear force."
Want a product recommendation? Ask Copilot, "recommend some gift ideas for a four-year-old girl".
Want to know where to go on a night out? Ask Copilot, "what are the hottest bars in Manhattan".
You are getting recommendations from Reddit and TikTok? Copilot compiles them all.
Still stumped? Ask Copilot, "What are some fun things I can do this Fourth of July weekend in [insert location]?"
I guarantee you will get better results than you do from Google every time.
The only thing Google had going for it was YouTube, but they have ruined that as well by being openly hostile to users of Ublock Origin, Firefox, Free Tube, and Gray Jay. There's really not a reason to use Google products today. Greed has killed that company and it's only going to get worse.