Re:Chrome exempts Google sites from user site data settings
by eitland on Sunday October 18, 2020 @03:04PM
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There's a huge, billion dollar niche where Google used to be :
1. A box on a web page
2. Customers write words
3. Your software return a list of web pages that contain said words plus relevant ads.
Since sometime 2007 - 2009 and Google has dropped the requirement that results actually contains the word and it is extremely annoying.
I use DDG these days. They are just as bad, not better or worse but it is faster to add !g to a DDG search than to retype the query in DDG aftee first trying Google.
First other search engine to recreate the Google experience from before 2007 can charge me $10 a month and show ads on top of it and still get me as a happy customer.
1. A box on a web page
2. Customers write words
3. Your software return a list of web pages that contain said words plus relevant ads.
Since sometime 2007 - 2009 and Google has dropped the requirement that results actually contains the word and it is extremely annoying.
I use DDG these days. They are just as bad, not better or worse but it is faster to add !g to a DDG search than to retype the query in DDG aftee first trying Google.
First other search engine to recreate the Google experience from before 2007 can charge me $10 a month and show ads on top of it and still get me as a happy customer.