New super search engine 'cuil' created by ex-googleites

Re: G**gle searches suppressing the word "truth"?

Pete02, yes I just found the discussion topic relating to Cuil. However sometimes I need to do a search for sites in my particular country only and I don't know of any good search engines that can do this. Cuil, for instance, has no option to search in one particular country.
 
Re: G**gle searches suppressing the word "truth"?

I understand 3D. Unfortunately I don't have any other helpful ideas for you. I myself use Y*hoo and it serves my purpose but I know they're not much better than G**gle when it comes to keeping track of what I'm doing. Cuil didn't work very well for me either but I thought it was worth a shot. Well as long as you don't encounter any more glitches you should be okay then no?
 
Re: G**gle searches suppressing the word "truth"?

There is also _www.altavista.com but it is owned by yahoo so it has same search results as yahoo.

But if you want to expand your knowledge about ggle i recommend reading tutorials and methods on :
__http://johnny.ihackstuff.com/ghdb/

This guy specializes in discovering ggle glitches and using this methods very often directs you to very nice results.
You see , ggle as a search engine/technical tool is double-edged sword , they cannot control everything that this tool caches and very often they overlook nice searches.
 
Re: G**gle searches suppressing the word "truth"?

3D Resident said:
Pete02, yes I just found the discussion topic relating to Cuil. However sometimes I need to do a search for sites in my particular country only and I don't know of any good search engines that can do this. Cuil, for instance, has no option to search in one particular country.
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Hi 3D, Ixquick might do the job for you. It's a 'metasearch engine': it combines results of other search engines. Read their privacy statement here.
 
Re: G**gle searches suppressing the word "truth"?

Thanks for all the suggestions, though none of the alternative search engines appear to support searching amongst a specific country. I do use Ixquick quite a lot, but it too doesn't support country-specific searching.
 
Re: G**gle searches suppressing the word "truth"?

At work, when I need an answer to a technical question, I do g**gle. I don't care if those g**gle jackboots know this part. Heck, I'm at work. But, never do I use g**gle for my personal searches. I've been using _http://www.scroogle.org/cgi-bin/scraper.htm with pretty good success.
 
Re: G**gle searches suppressing the word "truth"?

3D Resident, have you tried any of these:

Wotbox - Search engine (supposedly) with country specific searching. Options to display country flags, and include preview and translation features. Sponsored links appear in panels separate from the main results.
_http://www.wotbox.com/



Country based search engines
_http://www.philb.com/countryse.htm


France

Abondance
_http://www.abondance.com/


Germany

German Search Engine Resources
The Search Engine Report, Sept. 3, 2002
_http://searchenginewatch.com/sereport/02/09-german.html



More Search Tools:


Scroogle is a web service that disguises the Internet address of users who want to run Google searches anonymously. Scroogle also gives users the option of having all communication between their computer and the search page be SSL encrypted.
Besides anonymous searches, the tool allows users to perform Google searches without receiving Google advertisements. There is support for 28 languages, and the tool is available as a browser plug-in.
Source: _http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scroogle
_http://scroogle.org/

_http://www.altavista.com/

Dogpile is a metasearch engine that fetches results from Google, Yahoo!, Live Search, Ask.com, About.com, MIVA, LookSmart and several other popular search engines, including those from audio and video content providers.
_www.dogpile.com/

KartOO : The First Interface Mapping Metasearch Engine...
_www.kartoo.com/

Excite is an Internet portal, and as one of the "dotcoms" of the 1990s (along with Yahoo! and Netscape), it was once one of the most recognized brands on the Internet.
_www.excite.com/

WebNewsPictures. (Probably based on Yahoo!)
_www.alltheweb.com/

Clusty is a metasearch engine developed by Vivísimo which offers clusters of results. Vivísimo is a company built on Web search technology developed by Carnegie Mellon University researchers. Interestingly Lycos, a search engine that was popular a decade earlier, was also developed at the same university. Clusty
_www.clusty.com/

MetaCrawler Metasearch.
Advanced Search.
_www.metacrawler.com/

WebCrawler
Offers a single source to search the Web, images, video, news from Google, Yahoo!, MSN, Ask and many more search engines.

This prevents back forward cache.
_www.webcrawler.com/

Picsearch is a Swedish company which develops and provides image search, video search and audio search services for large websites. The image search services developed and provided by Picsearch power several major internet companies, such as Ask and Lycos. Other Picsearch customers include regional search
_www.picsearch.com/


Wikio is an information portal with a news search engine that searches press sites and blogs.
_www.wikio.com/

Bing is a search engine that finds and organizes the answers you need so you can make faster, more informed decisions. (Microsoft-MSN)
_www.bing.com/

Offers search for web sites, images, news, blogs, video, maps and directions, local search and shopping.
_www.ask.com/

Cuil
Query by Category. Find pages that reference concepts in a category. For example, use "category:Hybrid-Electric-Cars" to search for pages about this topic. ...
_www.cuil.com/


List of search engines and directories

The databases used by search engines are made by "robots" or "spiders" that automatically map the Web by following the links between sites. The directories, on the other hand, contain sites that are hand picked by human beings. Still, most search sites present search engine as well as directory results. Metasearch engines gather results from several search engines and directories. They are not that good at advanced Boolean searching, but may provide you with a broad sweep of the Web.

Traditional search engines list normal webpages and some other file types that are interlinked to from such webpages. The database sites, however, give you access to data that are not part of the Web as such. See also sites focusing on the hidden Web below.

For the below Search Engines go here: _http://www.pandia.com/powersearch/

About the best...
Google
Yahoo!
Yahoo!/Alta Vista
Yahoo!/All The Web
Ask
Bing (Live Search)
Exalead
GigaBlast
Cuil
Snap
iWon
Seekport UK
SearchUK
Aesop.com
FyberSearch
factbites
MoJeek
Accoona
Yoono
more...

Multisearch services

MsFreckles
Trexy
A9

Local search

Goolge Local
Yahoo! Local
MSN City Guides
Ask Local
AOL local
Bing Local
Infospace Local
Local Search Guide
Pandia Plus Regional Search Engines
Maps

Google Maps Local
Bing Maps
Yahoo! Maps



Metasearch

Pandia Metasearch
Search.com
Metacrawler
Mamma
Dogpile
RedeSearch.com
Kartoo
Ixquick
Clusty
HotBot
Pagebull visual search
Alohah! (the long tail)
eTools
Findelio
NEW! Kosmix
more...
 
Hi there!
I recently found a promising alternative search engine and I wonder if some of you use it and can say something about the relevance of searched terms?
_https://duckduckgo.com/
Looks promising, plus they seem to NOT follow the g**gle way:
_http://donttrack.us/

Maybe any other search engines that you would recommend? (Cuil is obviously down)
 
How about Scroogle?
I've used it for several years now with satisfaction. Found it through the Cassiopaean forums... i think, don't remember exactly :-[
 
Legolas said:
clerck de bonk said:
How about Scroogle?
I've used it for several years now with satisfaction. Found it through the Cassiopaean forums... i think, don't remember exactly :-[
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Hello clerck de bonk,

have also a look here, where Bud did create a quite astonishing search engine list:

G**gle searches suppressing the word "truth"?

:)
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Thanks Legolas, have to bookmark that one in case Scroogle goes down for good.
 
Spread the word and make sure you add it to firefox
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Just a small reminder ;)
It is a good practice to never ever tell what software you are using ;)
Why to make it easier for them huh ? ;)
 
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