Browser and Search Engine (screen, how to, click, toolbar)
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I did read it and while they are based on WebKit it does not mean they exactly are the same.
Webkit is the browser engine for safari. It's safari without the UI (back/forward buttons, bookmarks, etc.). You can't have a web browser other safari's on iOS (at the moment).
Webkit is the browser engine for safari. It's safari without the UI (back/forward buttons, bookmarks, etc.). You can't have a web browser other safari's on iOS (at the moment).
so when you go into settings on your ipad, go to safari, and then select, as you are told to by apple, from google, duckduckgo, bing and a couple others, those dont really exist and its all a shell game? I have a hard time believing that.
so when you go into settings on your ipad, go to safari, and then select, as you are told to by apple, from google, duckduckgo, bing and a couple others, those dont really exist and its all a shell game? I have a hard time believing that.
What are you talking about? Google, DuckDuckGo, Bing, etc. are not browsers....
What are you talking about? Google, DuckDuckGo, Bing, etc. are not browsers....
Those services exist on Apple devices.
There is a huge and growing segment of the population that are incapable of making the distinction between web browsers and search engines. I believe that google's choices of branding are largely to blame.
At this point, I don't even bother trying to correct them because it is a losing battle. David vs Goliath. There are simply too many of them to overcome the inertia.
Anyway, much of the tech cattle are being herded into [Tr]Apps these days rather than on the free web. It's a visit to the zoo that you can't refuse!
I don't know, but somebody had better create a new search fast. Google has became nothing but SPAM bot, trying to sell you stuff. If you are shopping for something, it's excellent. If you are looking for information, it's going to be hard to find it with Google. DuckDuckGo is not a great alternative to Google either.
But for what it's worth, I use Google with Chrome and DuckDuckGo with Firefox. I mostly just use DuckDuckGo for privacy. So Google doesn't start SPAMming all of my search results for months to come because if one single search, which probably wasn't even something important.
Google is...nothing but Spam? Has something changed recently? I have zero issues finding anything these days and my search results aren't spammed?!?! I think you are referring to cookies following you on the web? Which is literally a thing with 100's of companies, not just Google.
Both DuckDuckGlow and Goolag are known censors which uprank and downrank results according to their own internal Ministries of Truth. This alone makes them unsuitable solutions. And the problem with simply jumping to each new search "solution" to escape the last sinking ship is that it will always inevitably meet the same fate as the last.
The power lies with whomever owns the index. If the index being iterated over sits outside your own host (or LAN), then it is also subject to the arbitrary whims of the people allowing you access to it. I wish I could recommend running your own crawler to build an index as some magic, one size fits all solution, but the truth is that it isn't easy to do so. And the tools each come with their own set of problems.
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