Re:Advanced search form for Reddit, Google and DuckDuckGo
by traceroute66 on Thursday February 17, 2022 @03:05PM
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.........
Let me see now, you're asking me to type my searches into a website that:
- Has weird domain name
- Has no obvious indication of jurisdiction or ownership
- Has no obvious privacy policy, terms & conditions
- By design aggregates my queries across multiple services
Re:Advanced search form for Reddit, Google and DuckDuckGo
by evgen on Thursday February 17, 2022 @02:52PM
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It is IDNA, the standard for encoding international unicode names into ascii dns. In this case the name is the encoding for ä1.com and that is what would show up in browsers that convert punycode back to ascii in the url bar.
Re:Advanced search form for Reddit, Google and DuckDuckGo
by hirundo on Thursday February 17, 2022 @03:05PM
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Nice!
I'd like to have an option to save a list of sites and terms to exclude by default. Google would be so much nicer if I could tell it to "ignore these 57 sites and all things Kardashian unless I say otherwise".
Let me see now, you're asking me to type my searches into a website that:
Erm.No. NO. NO !
I'd like to have an option to save a list of sites and terms to exclude by default. Google would be so much nicer if I could tell it to "ignore these 57 sites and all things Kardashian unless I say otherwise".