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Re:Qwant, a European search engine that respects your privacy by doesnt_know on Sunday November 05, 2017 @08:02PM (#15632812)
60 requests, Loaded in 6.49s. Cripes, if you don't have some marketing department shoving tracking scripts all over the place against your will what's your excuse?
Re:Qwant, a European search engine that respects your privacy by starik36 on Sunday November 05, 2017 @08:24PM (#15632899)
I got a question from our marketing department why it takes a while for our website to load just the other day. My answer was exactly what you mentioned - forcing us to include tracking scripts from google analytics, tag manager, oracle maximizer, segment, facebook, doubleclick and a handful of other monstrosities that do god only knows what on startup.
Re:Qwant, a European search engine that respects your privacy by anigbrowl on Sunday November 05, 2017 @09:03PM (#15633035)
Prediction: no change will take place because someone else will say 'without that data, we're flying blind.'
Re:Qwant, a European search engine that respects your privacy by yeukhon on Sunday November 05, 2017 @11:54PM (#15633517)
Because DDG and Google search don't show dozens of media files on its search page. They really need to default to a simple search page, and then they can give users the option to use the current richer theme. This product reminds me of the one developed by Wolframalpha a couple years ago with a fancy interface.
Re:Qwant, a European search engine that respects your privacy by rbag on Monday November 06, 2017 @02:44AM (#15633951)
You can try the lite version that should be the default version IMHO: https://lite.qwant.com
Re:Qwant, a European search engine that respects your privacy by ludston on Sunday November 05, 2017 @09:26PM (#15633111)
Definitely a problem. I had 10.24s on first load, which is about 9 seconds longer after google/duckduckgo becomes usable.