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Google's results have been getting worse over time, but it seems like the last couple years, they've taken a steep nose-dive, completely overrun with crappy content farming.

I've mitigated a lot of that by doing searches for any kind of product comparison or technical question with "site:reddit.com", but now with the possibility that that trick will become less useful over time as well...?

Yeah. What search engines are other tech folks using?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

I use a mix of google, bing, duckduck and Yandex.

Also I have "DEVONagent Pro" which i use for academic research, it has many automation features and quite customisable, however it does take a bit of time to learn it.

Edit: I also use "HistoryHound" which basically search into the content of my browsing history, depending on the browser local cache. Excellent tool for academics/researchers.