Emerging search engines can compete with Google

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Modern search engines appear to be a potential competitor to Google's best-known search engine.
The magazine published "Quick business"A report indicates that Google has been on the Internet for years, but every day you can try many Google-like search engines, some of which have a number of new features that might be missing from the search engine.
First of all, for more protection and privacy, it is recommended to use the search engine "Dac DuckGo", which improves Google's results by excluding all the results of extraction and d & # 39; Extraction, as well as personalized results. The engine does not record the IP address of the user and does not collect personal data. This engine allows users to find results from more than 20 browsers.
Second, the magazine cited the search engine "Ecosia", which consists of planting trees. This environment-friendly browser uses servers that use renewable energy, does not monitor users, and does not sell data to third parties, but uses the benefits of text link ads and commissions from its store. line to plant trees around the world.

It should be noted that this engine requires about 45 searches to fund a new tree. The actual search results are supported by Microsoft Ping technology. A small personal counter tells the user how many searches have been done on the Ecosia engine.
Third, the magazine highlighted the possibility of conducting collaborative and collaborative research with a group of friends and colleagues via the search engine. This browser allows the user to create a search space to search for a specific topic, then invites colleagues and friends to join that space to search for sites and media to achieve the desired result. If SearchTeam results are not complete enough, the user can manually add links, download files, and create custom publications to organize additional knowledge about the topic.
Fourth, there is a browser dedicated to the search for food called "Yamli". This browser allows you to find food by indexing more than 2 million recipes. It also allows the user to know exactly what he wants to eat effortlessly, by asking a range of questions and skills that can be answered or skipped to reduce the range of desired results.
Fifth, there are engines that allow the user to find a range of audio, like the engine "Lesn Notes", which includes more than 50 million audio episodes of podcasts.

This engine allows the user to create their own playlists for later listening to individual episodes without having to subscribe to all episodes of the entire podcast. He can then read them on the player of his choice. In addition, users can add contributors so that they and their friends can add a series of audio episodes to their shared playlists.