Image searching is a little more hit and miss though. I've found DDG's results to be comparable to Google's and in fact in the last ~3 years of exclusively using DDG, I can count on one hand the number of times I've tried searching for something in Google after a failed search in DDG. Or if you're search for a restaurant, add in your home town too. Like if you search for a coding problem, add your computer language name to the search query. But that doesn't mean that DDG's results can't be as good as G's, it just means you need to add that context yourself. The thing with people who switch to DDG is, they do so consciously for privacy reasons but then forget that the reason G's results are so good is because they add little bits of context in through their profiling. It's not just a front end to Bing, like many assume (though I can't find DDG's article on the subject to directly cite). The announcement blog on the company’s website mentions that the new search engine will soon feature ads.DDG already includes Google (amongst others) in its results. As we know from experience in many browsers, the default setting is crucial for adoption, and Brave Search has reached the quality and critical mass needed to become our default option, and to offer our users a seamless privacy-by-default online experience.”īrave browser is widely known for its feature of blocking advertisements. “Our users are pleased with the comprehensive privacy solution that Brave Search provides against Big Tech. “Brave Search has grown significantly since its release last June, with nearly 80 million queries per month,” said CEO Brendan Eich.
Over the past few years, Brave has grown remarkably as a browser due to its privacy-focused branding. The change will be significant, as most users will now shift to the new search engine without caring about the change. The browser’s parent company launched the new search engine in public beta earlier this year. It’s time to meet Brave’s newest offering
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