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Re: [Bug-gnuzilla] Feedback - default search engines


From: apatride
Subject: Re: [Bug-gnuzilla] Feedback - default search engines
Date: Mon, 7 Mar 2016 23:14:19 +0100
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Well then why is Google still approved by the GNUzilla project ?
I think that's precisely what Josh was asking right ?

Google isn't just a default search engine in Icecat, it's also used for various "services" I personally never asked for.

See that capture of entries related to google in about:config :

https://i.imgur.com/PHAZ2uv.png

"Its main advantage is an ethical one" ??


On 05/03/2016 09:27, Narcis Garcia wrote:
"Google's accuracy" is a distortion.
Anybody can type "www.google.com" to find its accuracy, and everybody
who knows Google knows this URL.

Google's presence there is as an approved company by GNUzilla project.

Searx project should be really approved.


El 04/03/16 a les 21:59, Joe Westlaw ha escrit:
Although I agree with you, I'm not sharing your whole opinion. Although
I'm liking Google less every day, I just take its 'presence' in DDG as a
'just-in-case' tool. Sometimes Google's accuracy is needed (and I'm
saying this as an active DDG user), or prefer using it when you need to
look for images (I don't really like Bing).

Your feedback makes sense, but unfortunately I don't think the developers would 
make anything for it, as
DuckDuckGo isn't Icecat's 'personal' search engine; a program that
supplies all its privacy related features. A more ambitious project
should be making a specific Gnuzilla search engine, which mixes the
power of the best ones, and adds some homemade features. However, I'm
not concerned about the difficulty of the project, as I'm not
specialized in that field.

Thanks for your contribution. Happy hacking.



Joe Westlaw.







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